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I have this setup:
Outside ip -> Router -> DMZ / G5 with direct access
DNS:
MX ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM. 1
beta MX beta.mydomain.com 10
beta MX mailrelay.planet.nl 20
dev MX dev.mydomain.com 10
dev MX mailrelay.planet.nl 20
What I want to do is have postfix receive any mail sent to mydomain.com
Outgoing mail is going via a relay: mail.planet.nl
(planet is my ISP so I guess I can post it and I'm not sponsoring them in any way...)
that is because they have a spamblock for outgoing mail.
So I set up mydomain.com to be done by google's mail service, and all subdomains should be handeled by my local mailserver (which is done by an incoming relay, mailrelay.planet.nl). I never got it to work... I have outgoing working and I have the main incoming via google but the subdomains don't work...
Does anyone know how to do this?
I'm trying to do pretty much the same thing, BUT, instead of opening up ports locally, I'm trying to get Postfix to log into a POP3 mail server and download the emails every few minutes. This may sound unconventional, but I see it as a) more secure (less ports to open and so on), b) safer (if my ADSL line fell, I wouldn't lose emails), and c) more flexible (I wouldn't have to wait for MX TTLs to change my server's IP).
But figuring how to do it is the tricky part!
[edited by: engine at 5:16 pm (utc) on Oct. 8, 2007]
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