Jan-Peter Koopmann wrote:
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>Have a look at the exim docs chapter 38.23. "Callout caching".
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>"Exim caches the results of callouts in order to reduce the amount of resources used, unless you specify the no_cache parameter with the callout option. A hints database called "callout" is used for the cache. Two different record types are used: one records the result of a callout check for a specific address, and the other records information that applies to the entire domain (for example, that it accepts the local part postmaster)." etc.
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I must be missig something because my callout don't seem to be cached. I
have one server doing verifies to the other and it doesn't seem to be
caching anything. These are recipient verifies though. I need to look
into this.
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