Re: smtproutes, when do they kick in?

Quoting Harald FinnÃ¥s <[email protected]>:

>    The top of my ldap tree is dc=lantrix,dc=no. Just below this I have an
>    ou called lantrix.no under which I've place all qmail-ldap related
>    objects (control hosts, courier users etc).
>
>    Everything's just dandy, but now I have to route all messages destined
>    for lantrix.no to a different box.
>
>    I figured this would be a breeze
>    using smtproutes, but I've run into problems. Since the domain name is
>    such an "important" part of the setup, smtproutes does not kick in for
>    this domain.
>
>    I could of course redesign the whole directory with all surrounding
>    configs, but I 'd rather not. :) It's alot of work, and I'd like to be
>    able to easily revert back to having mail delivered on the box if
>    necessary.
>
>    Did this explanation make any sense? any tips?

No, but I'll try anyway. I've never really used the SMTP routes thingie
in qmail (it's standard Qmail stuff, not limited to QmailLDAP(/Controls)).

But if you can't get it working, put a mailHost attribute in every mail
account...
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