> At the lower levels, it doesn't know that the delivery was provoked by
> -M. But you can watch what is going on with -v. All the other -Mx
> options do at least seem to list the messages they are handling, so it
> does make sense, I suppose, to output "delivering xxxxx" for each
> message. Then if you want more you can use -v or -d.
>
> Anyone else have an opinion?
It would be most nice to see which delivery is attempted, as well
as completion, because deliveries can take quite a while.
Michael
