Auke Jilderda wrote:
> --
> 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).
Your question is not clear, but i assume you want to start exim as
daemon, and tell it to queue all remote domains, am i right?
If yes, just set queue_smtp_domains = * in your exim.conf.
-odqs is to inject a mail and just queue it.
ciao
