Re: secondary mx

[brent harding <bharding greenbaynet com>]

I have two other ones, but they receive mail for others, I wanted this
alternative for one because I'm sick of getting kicked off of lists and put
on bounces lists when ever I try to subscribe. It's like, I subscribe to a
list one week and I'm on the bounces list the next. So, if I subscribe
under addresses on my linux box, after one day my exim configuration shows
that the frequency of retries goes down to once every 8 hours or so, and I
might not be on when that once occurs. If I use another mailbox, how do I
make things deliver to the proper account on my linux machine when I turn on?
At 12:09 AM 6/25/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Doesn't your ISP give you some mailboxes by default? This way you could
>receive them from your ISP. Usually, mail will try for until it is five days
>long.
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "brent harding" <bharding greenbaynet com>
>To: <blinux-list redhat com>
>Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2000 8:58 AM
>Subject: secondary mx
>
>
>> Is there a place that provides secondary mx for free, so that when I'm
>> off line, mail won't get bounced? I know yi.org will support using it, but
>> what to put in the secondary mx is tough. Can it be achieved through a
>> normal pop account? If so, how do you make that site send the info right
>so
>> that it goes to the proper users on my system when I come online?
>>
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