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The Exim manual says:
-odqs
This option is a hybrid between -odb and -odq. A delivery
process is started for each incoming message, the addresses are
all processed, and local deliveries are done in the normal way.
However, if any SMTP deliveries are required, they are not done
at this time. Such messages remain on the queue until a
subsequent queue-running process encounters them. Because
routing was done, Exim knows which messages are waiting for
which hosts, and so a number of messages for the same host will
get sent in a single SMTP connection. The queue_smtp_domains
configuration option has the same effect for specific domains.
See also the -qq option.
So why does "exim -odqs" say: "exim: neither action flags nor mail
addresses given"? What am I missing here?
I'm running version 3.35 (on a Debian GNU/Linux -- Woody system).
Auke
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