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Currently, Postfix is set up to send encrypted email using TLS, but not all destinations support TLS encryption.

I assume it's possible to configure Postfix so that it securely relays the mail to another server ONLY upon TLS authentication failure to the original destination. That way, if mail can't be sent and received directly by the intended party, then there's an alternate method or routing the mail so that ultimate the intended recipient can to access it, like through a portal, for example.

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  • Do you have something specific in mind?
    – Michael Hampton
    Feb 26, 2016 at 3:58
  • If this is specific enough, I'd just like to be capable of routing the mail to another device upon TLS authentication failure. If I had to be really specific then I guess the mail could be routed through to Zix's Secure Message Center, as an example.
    – Guest
    Mar 1, 2016 at 0:18

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