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How can I enable MYDOMAIN email users to fetch thier incoming messages from any of the given servers MAIL1 OR/AND MAIL2. That is , the incoming messages forwarded to both servers?
The only way that I can think of doing it would be to have them share a single filesystem. So have a third box that NFS exports a directory that both servers use to store users mail. Clearly this is putting all your eggs back in the same basket, which is probably what you are trying to avoid by having two mail servers - hence you might want to then have some kind of mirroring setup on a secondary NFS server that you can switch to should the first fall over.
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