I would helpfull to tell swaks to try all MX records of the destination domain.
Currently it aborts if the first (lowest) MX server is down or refuses the connection.
I know I can force it via "-s dedicated-server.example.com" but I am thinking of just specifiing
"-t foobar@example.com" without dig-ing for the MX records first.
Background info:
I am using swaks to verify a (big) bunch of external forwarding addresses with the "--quit-after RCPT "
switch and currently it fails, if the first MX of the destination domain is down or busy.
So a switch like "--try-all-MX" would be helpfull. Maybe together with a timeout parameter "--MX-timeout "
I would helpfull to tell swaks to try all MX records of the destination domain. Currently it aborts if the first (lowest) MX server is down or refuses the connection. I know I can force it via "-s dedicated-server.example.com" but I am thinking of just specifiing "-t foobar@example.com" without dig-ing for the MX records first.
Background info: I am using swaks to verify a (big) bunch of external forwarding addresses with the "--quit-after RCPT " switch and currently it fails, if the first MX of the destination domain is down or busy. So a switch like "--try-all-MX" would be helpfull. Maybe together with a timeout parameter "--MX-timeout"