ph10@??? said:
} The point of the queue_smtp option is that it *does* do the routing,
} down to finding out the IP address, but doesn't try to deliver. Thus
} it will do any DNS lookups that are required by the routing. At the
} moment I can't see any way out of this other than by supplying the IP
} address by some means other than the DNS.
How about yet another option which only deals with the obviously local
addresses (ie anything that can be immediately seen to go through a
director rather than a router). Anything that might need routing gets
queued.
Reasoning behind this is dial-on-demand ISDN and the like. With
queue_smtp set you will not do the delivery immediately, but in general
the line will be bought up for the DNS lookups.
[the real dream option would be a route/deliver if system was network
attached!]
Nigel.
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