Re: [cobalt-users] Two email servers for one domain

[Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

jale@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> >Anything is possible, Stanley, even striking a match on a wet cake of
> >soap.
> 
> Couldn't get that to work. I'll check the archives.

Hint:  the soap must be VERY wet, and the match must be tipped with
magnesium, and the match must be struck extremely lightly against the
soap; not buried in it <smile>.

> >But I'm not sure what you're trying to do.
> 
> I believe that he wants users email spread across 2 servers, at random if
> you want to think of it that way. Some users in the domain are on one
> system and some are on another, and the servers being "searched" to know
> where that user's mail is. I think that is what he is asking, maybe not.

Now that I reread it, it's likely you're correct...

And the answer to that one is simple too; I'll reply to the original
post so he'll see it.

> But, since Ivory soap floats, it is possible to always have at least one
> dry side.

Yes, but magnesium won't light on the dry side <smile>.

Jeff
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