How to change mx:Iris shap to circle

The default shap is square. I want to change it to circle. There is no shap attribute in mx:Iris.

I would try entering an SMTP Route. Enter the old hostname for the domain and then add the new machine as the destination.
You could also use the (undocumented) command delivernow but that will deliver ALL mail and if it runs into any issues like rate limits it will cause mail to bounce.

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regards,
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