On Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Leonardo Boselli wrote:
> In this event what i would like should be:
> if the mail is to [*.]my.our.com it should patiently retry
> if the mail is to [*.]our.com it should retry for 10' after which it
> should forward all undelivered mail to a smarthost
Write yourself an "accept" router that checks the domain, and uses
$message_age in a "condition" option. Make it route to a transport that
sends to your smart host when the message is old enough.
Note that a mail may have more than one recipient. So it might turn out
that it retries for some addresses and smarthosts for others. I presume
that's what you want.
> in all other cases after 5' the message should turn to the smarthost.
Just another router...
> Ideally the two delays should be adjustable by modifying at every time the
> config file (and hupping the demon ... will this create problems ? ) fron
> 0 to infinity (that is always or never using the smarthost)
To save changing the config and hupping the daemon, put the delay times
in a file and use ${readfile.
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