Greetings. I was wondering whether it is possible to store the local-hostnames for the Mailserver in LDAP and have sendmail pull the information from there. We have an (unfortunate) setup where the primary MX accepts Mail for about 200 domains. The Backup MX would have to extract that information to set the mailertable entries correctly. This is only a simply queue only spillover backup that will then deliver to the Master MX. I need to keep the mailertable on the backend and the local-hostnames on the frontend synchronised. Maybe this is something where I could allpy LDAP-Routing? I am very grateful for tips and tricks. -d
Holding local-hostnames in LDAP is it possible?
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