Hello Mordur,
Mordur, 07.06.2006 (d.m.y):
> I am in the process of setting up exim and I am considering using
> MailScanner for spam/virus filtering. Use of MailScanner dictates that
> exim run two daemons, one for listening on port 25 and another to do
> qeueu runs. There are two different spool directories in this setup, one
> for incoming messages, the contents of which are to be picked up by
> MailScanner for spam/virus processing, and another one for the messages
> post Mailscanner processing.
>
> My question is this: Can I control which qeueu a command operates on?
You can. When calling exim "in the normal way", commands will be run
on the "normal" queue. By calling "exim -c /path/to/2nd.config" the
command will affect the queue directoty mentioned in 2nd.config.
> If I call exim3 -bp for example, can specify which qeueu it should operate on?
See above.
We created some additional shell scripts to either show what's in the
incoming spool dir or in the outgoing queue.
Regards,
Christian Schmidt
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