2023-01-12 10:09:18 +01:00
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# when remote-sources are not given / are empty: defaults to localhost (without ssh)
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# each remote source is used as ssh target (with `root@` prefix); custom ssh
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# option (separate port, ...) should be configured through ssh config files.
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remote-sources:
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- mx1.example.com
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- mx2.example.com
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- mxout1.example.com
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- mxout2.example.com
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- mxintern1.example.com
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- mxintern2.example.com
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# prefix with "alias:" if you don't want the first DNS label to be the alias
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- orgmx1:mx1.example.org
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- orgmx2:mx2.example.org
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2024-01-05 13:58:36 +01:00
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forward-note: |
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The postmaster decided you should know about the following mails in
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the queue, probably because you need to fix something in your setup.
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The postmaster will probably delete the queued message afterwards,
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or have them expire (i.e. send a bounce message about failed delivery
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to the sender).
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forward-sender: MAILER-DAEMON # @$mx gets appended if it doesn't contain an '@'
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forward-sender-name: Mail Delivery System
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