ph10@??? said:
} In the meantime, you could write a program or script to call Exim with
} say 100 ids on a command line, thus reducing your 1000 start-ups to
} 10.
Unless they have a strange copy of xargs, or are deliberately telling it
to do otherwise, xargs should make the command line as long as the system
can handle.
[However, isn't whats really being asked for is the ability to tell exim
to make a delivery connection to "site" and shove all outstanding messages
for "site" down it??]
I must admit that I haven't seen a means off the command line to persuade
exim to process all outstanding for a site along with the currently
processed message - it may just be that the spawned of process that should
be handling the additional deliveries down the connection you have started
is not logging verbosely and isn't so visible...
Nigel.
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