Quoting James Fidell (james@???):
> Logged in as root, I'm invoking exim with :
>
> exim -d9 -bS -oMr myprotocol < bsmtpfile
>
> debug_print = "$received_protocol" for the router in question
> still displays "local-bsmtp". Any ideas why $received_protocol is not
> set to "myprotocol" ?
>
> (Exim 2.12, btw)
Digging about in the source, this appears to be because at the start of
smtp_start_session (smtp_in.c) the value of received_protocol is reset
to one of "smtp", "local-bsmtp" or "local-smtp" despite the fact that it
was already set on the command line and has the correct value on entering
the function.
Is this a bug ?
James.
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