Routers check addresses for delivery. Transports perform the delivery.
If a messsage has been deferred due to a problem, this is detected in
the transport. But the message HAS BEEN already ROUTED, and no other
pass over routers will be performed, because that stage has been
performed.
IIRC, once the message has been routed, when the delivery is tried
again, no routing is performed.
El mié, 11-02-2004 a las 19:56, Bryan Heitman escribió:
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> Anyone have any ideas to achieve this?
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> With the following standard router below I am looking to move on to the next router or a specified router when a deferral of a message occurs at the smtp level.
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> Per the documentation, smtp does its own refer handling and I have been unable to locate or come up with any idea that would work.
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> If this is not possible at the time of refer then I would like to set a condition that a message has been deferred in the past so that a router before dnslookup: could handle the message rather than dnslookup below.
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> Ultimately I am looking to use the manualroute driver to gateway my mail to another SMTP server should a defer occur at the smtp level.
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> Standard default dnslookup router below:
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> dnslookup:
> driver =nslookup
> domains = +local_domains
> transport =emote_smtp
> ignore_target_hosts =.0.0.0 : 127.0.0.0/8
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> Thanks for all the help! :)
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> Bryan
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