Sorry, I'm a week behind the list -- been busy.
Quoth Paul Mansfield on Thu, Mar 18, 1999:
> On Thu, 18 Mar 1999, Philip Hazel wrote:
> > Yes, but remember, Exim does not "start up" once and for all. It would
> > have to read this file frequently. For efficiency, the options should be
> > built into the binary - hence specified at build time.
>
> Sure, but if the file didn't exist, it'd be a minuscule loss of CPU to verify
> it not being there.
I think Philip meant that there won't even be a possibility to
read that file.
> -somedefaultoption1 -somedefaultoption2
> -remove -Mrm
> -forcedelivery -M
> -plusmime
> -bounce -Mg
>
> This might even make it easier to replace nasty NT stuff with Exim?
>
> Evil chuckle: what'd be really neat is you could then dump all that horrible
> sendmail compatibility using a default mapping file :-)
Yeah. I can see it now:
click-on-button-foo -Mrm
click-on-button-bar -M
Vadik.
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