> Your provider uses Sendmail 8.8.4 (according to the MX for you domain)
> which would be a bit of pain to use with batched-SMTP.
he he, I'd have a fun time convincing them to use it then, eh? :-)
> What about multiple "From_" lines? Such things are basically only seen
> on UUCP mail. Does Exim check for such things? I don't know...
Never seen that. Each message (in my current setup) is sent separately. (but
all recipients of a given message are specified once). Multiple From_ lines
would indicate that there are multiple messages being sent to one invocation
of rmail, which certainly is not happening here (although I suppose it could
with bsmtp, but then, I'm not using bsmtp <g>)
BTW, I am not using the old-style "bang paths"-type of UUCP mail. My setup
uses exclusively standard Internet addressing (sendmail's uucp-dom mailer).
Basically all I need to know is how to tell a pipe transport to put all the
non-local destination addresses of a message on the command line. I can work
out the UUCP command-lines myself :-)
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