I want to implement like from pool-1 my gmail traffic so should, and remaining 20 I want to route how can I achieve
Hey there @youthful-zorse, thanks for posting. To ensure the fastest resolution to your issue, please review the following and follow all the steps:
I am sharing my config soom
https://gist.github.com/anshukla60/a4fd937c0298adec88bbcf2e52580798
please find the config in the above link
Note that in the Queue helper there is a granularity for destination domain ([queue.gmail.com]), put the egress_pool in that section of the queues.toml and it will apply to gmail traffic. Note that tenant-level will overwrite domain level, so if you have tenants configured you will need to have a granularity for tenant and gmail. Example of both are in the docs at Configuring Queue Management - KumoMTA Docs
I understand, but how can I achieve the routing in the queues.toml file
Explain your question further pls.
Routing of emails on recipients’ domain from separate IP pool or ESP; For example, Gmail traffic can go from either SES or IPs and rest of the traffic can go from another IPs
this above is my requirement.
Ok, so that’s what I just explained, set the pool in queues.toml in a field for gmail destined traffic.
that is happening
The queue.domain stanza in queues.toml is for the destination domain.
I think when I sending my mail to the destination domain is not working
as I want to use the auth as well
when I am routing the mail the destination domain is not being picked
please refer to my config file https://gist.github.com/anshukla60/a4fd937c0298adec88bbcf2e52580798
Log of a message not being routed pls.
sorry mike I didn’t understand your point
Show me the log of a message where it didn’t work.
As well as the injection call in swaks.
okay