Thanks for the answer...I did RTFM but I was looking for an option for
port...not service. Thanks for the tip.
Mark
Frank Elsner wrote:
> Yes, you may want to read chapter "12. DRIVER SPECIFICATIONS" from the
> exim-2.10 documentation where you'll find
>
> | Each instance of a driver is given an identifying name for reference in
> | logging and elsewhere. The name can be any sequence of letters, digits, and
> | underscores (starting with a letter) and must be unique among drivers of the
> | same type. A router and a transport (for example) can each have the same name,
> | but no two router instances can have the same name. The name of a driver
> | instance should not be confused with the name of the underlying driver. The
> | configuration lines
> |
> | remote_smtp:
> | driver = smtp
> |
> | create an instance of the smtp transport driver whose name is remote_smtp. The
> | same driver code can be used more than once, with different instance names and
> | different option settings each time. A second instance of the smtp transport,
> | with different options, might be defined thus:
> |
> | special_smtp:
> | driver = smtp
> | service = 1234
> | command_timeout = 10s
> |
> | The names remote_smtp and special_smtp would be used to reference these
> | drivers from directors or routers, and would appear in log lines.
Mark
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