On Mon, 19 Sep 2005, OGdarrentay wrote:
>
> Looking at the message sources, all the "Received:" timestamps seem to
> be OK. (taking care of the different timezones)
>
> The "Delivery-date:" timestamp shows the delay.
What do your logs say? Grep for 1EFqHG-0006V1-0k or 1EF6d3-0000gj-Rm.
> And what exactly is the "Delivery-date:"?
> I'm guessing it's the time that the message is actually added to the
> recepient's mailbox, as opposed to merely being received by Exim.
Yes.
http://www.exim.org/exim-html-4.50/doc/html/spec_24.html#IX1903
Tony.
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