This is a discussion on Re: A question about content filtering. within the mailing.postfix.users forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; nick wrote: > The problem is with our AV scanner which occasionally (about once a > month) decides to lock ...
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nick wrote:
> The problem is with our AV scanner which occasionally (about once a > month) decides to lock up. When it locks up, it no longer accepts or > resends mail to postfix for delivery, and thus brings pretty much all of > > our mail queue to a grinding halt. I usually catch the problem after a > few hours, but in that time a few thousand mails (at least) will have > queued up. > > I'd really like to implement a way for postfix to time out the > connection, and if possible try another service, but the only way I see > to do that would be to install a second machine (and possibly third) > just for content filtering. Postfix would then use transport to send to > them, and if one went inactive, it could try the next one... If you could be a bit clearer regarding your network setup, you may get better replies. In what order are they chained? How do they interact exactly? Matt |