Philip Hazel wrote: > Sorry. Monday morning. I told a lie.
Oh, never mind. I DID try it, but obviously didn't look close enough. I
just saw exim didn't start a daemon if started as:
exim -q<time> -qff
On the other hand, now i see it DOES, if started as:
exim -qff -q<time>
This might be due to the format of the "-q<qflags><time>" parameter,
(first flags, then time) but I didn't look at the code.
Interestingly it doesn't matter whether one says "-q -R" or "-R -q".
> Perhaps it should be made to do what I said it did.
