Quoting Frank Elsner (Elsner@???):
> /opt/exim/bin/exim -bpu | /opt/exim/bin/exiqsumm -a
> What's going on ?
Those are perl errors. The parser in exiqsumm wasn't able to match
certain portions of your mailq output, and tells you that.
You should check if 'exim -bpu' or 'mailq' still gives the output you'd
expect it to give. And if you know perl, you could try to figure out why
it fails matching, by looking at the codelines in exiqsumm that generate
the warnings.
HTH,
Sander.
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