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I need a backup MX server, but backup MX servers are always abused for spam delivery since it's difficult to implement the same anti-spam measures on a backup MX as on the primary...
Long story short, I want to use iptables to only accept port 25 when the primary MX is NOT responding.
The iptables "condition" module (http://www.tummy.com/journals/entries/j … 717_164535) seems to be perfect -- have a script check the primary MX every X minutes, and alter the corresponding file in /proc depending if it is up/down, but the "condition" module seems to be mythical -- there's talk, but I can't find the actual module.
Does anyone have any other ideas, other than having the script explicitly alter the iptables rules instead of the entries in /proc?
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The 'condition' module is part of xtables_addons: http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=25716
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Ah, that's handy to know! Thx
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