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> On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 12:06 PM, Victor Duchovni > <Victor.Duchovni> wrote: > > >> > assume postfix mail machine is ABC1, the mailstore machine is ABC2 >> > I wonder what modification is required in the ABC1 postfix configuration? >> > do I need to install postfix in ABC2 to receive the mail from ABC1 via >> > SMTP or LMTP? >> >> You are still trying to solve this with Postfix, while the real solution >> is to deliver into a non-Postfix mailstore or a Postfix-based mailstore >> with vendor provided HA extensions. Building a highly available/replicated >> mailstore is non-trivial. Good luck. >> > > > Maildir is the place where the email is delivered based on the postfix > configuration. > I am not sure > how you can deliver the file from postfix mail server machine to a > machine in a different location? > you deliver using smtp or lmtp. if you have no idea, run another postfix on the remote machine and use smtp. > one way to resolve this problem is to copy the files from the > Maildir directory from postfix mail server > to a HA or cluster storage machine in a different location whenever a > new mail arrived and get them deleted > from Maildir directory. but it doesn't look like what you mean mailstore. > > Tom >
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