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From: "Philip Paeps" <philip@paeps.cx>
To: <dan@langille.org>, <freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG>
Subject: RE: going from one to two mail servers
Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2001 05:31:49 +0200
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> FWIW: At home I have a static IP on a cable connection with more 
> boxes here I can use.

If you've the hardware and the connectivity to do your personal mail at
home, why not do it at home?  Just set up your DNS to throw mail to
example.com to you, and throw all the lists to the NZ server, as you
suggested.  I'd then keep the Ottawa server as a secondary, both for
the lists and yourself -- or maybe set the NZ up as a secondary:
whichever is least reliable should be a backup :-)  Chances are that
it'll work for the brief times you need it, when everything else dies.

(that's the same sort of setup I have ... almost).

 - Philip

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Philip Paeps
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