> > Is there any reason why exim -d -v -bd -q30m running as > root would be
> > any different to exim -bd -q30m run as root?
>
> There shouldn't be. When you say "run as root", exactly what do you
> mean? Do you mean that a root process issued that command, or are you
> just referring to the fact that exim is setuid root?
It means I "su -"'d to root to run exim...
>
> When Exim starts up as a daemon with a -q setting, it should
> always do a
> queue run right at the start.
I figured that, but it just doesnt.... And it will not log why.
But if i do it with -d then it *does* and logs it too....
-D
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