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> On Mon, 1 Jun 1998, Julian wrote:
>
> It is in the spec somewhere (I remember looking it up).
>
> If you have a single message going to multiple addresses at a particular
> site, exim opens one stmp connection to that site. The first message to
> that site gets the =>, subsequence ones on the same tcp connection are
> listed as ->
Ah, this makes sense. Thanks.
>
> this is normal (and good) behavior. Look at your aliases carefully (run
> exim -v -bv to see where it things mail should go).
>
> I strongly suppect that your aliases are not exactly the way that you
> want them, but that exim is behaving correctly.
My aliases are far ranging and complex. There are a total of 5 aliases
files, and one of the relevant one requires -oMr local as an option.
Indeed -d9 is faily mandatory as well, but if I recall it works from
the command line .. or appears to.
Julian
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