Ok, I do understand now,
guess I just hadn't seen many of these log types crop up before so was
not sure of
the exact definition of a delivery, was thinking of messages rather than
connections.
My presumption from the docs was that 2 deliveries down the same
connection were
marked with the asterisk.
thanks for the pointers
S
Fred Viles wrote:
>On 29 Sep 2004 at 1:19, Steve Falla wrote about
> "Re: [exim] Multiple rcpt to log ent":
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>| I am not too bothered, as I will work out how to handle this, but I have
>| replicated this where one address was local and the other remote.
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>If you expected otherwise, I don't think you've understood John's and
>my replies.
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>| 18:47:26 1CCM4T-0002Rj-2x <= <> H=(mail.somewhere.com) [IP Address ......
>| 18:47:26 1CCM4T-0002Rj-2x => user@??? R=remote T=r.....
>| 18:47:26 1CCM4T-0002Rj-2x => user@??? R=remote T=remote_smtp
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>| both domains have no link to each other whatsoever, and the exim config
>| is not using any smart hosting. MX records are definitely not the same.
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>Right, so obviously both destinations can not be handled in a single
>delivery. Hence the two => lines, as expected, just like in your
>previous example.
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