Philip Hazel wrote: > On Sun, 19 Jan 2003, Thomas Andrews wrote:
>
>
>>I have the following UUCP setup which works well:
>>
>># UUCP Transport to send mail to my upstream ISP:
>>uucp:
>> driver = pipe
>> user = nobody
>> command = "uux -r - agate!rmail $pipe_addresses"
>> return_fail_output = true
>>
>># UUCP Router
>>uucphost:
>> transport = uucp
>> driver = domainlist
>> route_list = * bydns
>>
>>But my objection to this setup is that I can't figure out how to tell
>>Exim not to create multiple messages in the queue when there are several
>>recipients.
>
>
> That looks like Exim 3. I'm rapidly forgetting Exim 3. In Exim 4, you
> would set batch_max to a value greater than 1 on the pipe transport.
> I can't remember if the option has the same name in Exim 3, but there is
> something like it.
Thanks Philip - I discovered that the *real* problem was that "batch"
was set to "none" (the default). Setting it to "all" makes it work as
desired. It was not necessary to change batch_max, as the default is 100
