Author: Wolfgang Schauer Date: To: exim-users Subject: [exim] How to test new configuration file
Hi,
I did some major redesign on my exim4-configuration file and would of
course like to test it before setting it productive.
I have a dedicated linux box for testing and stuff, so what I would like
to do is to copy all mails on the productive mail server and forward it
to the test box.
This itself is not the problem, a router like this seems to work
The problem here is the rejections of mail by the test exim. I have
smtp-time spam scanning activated, as well as virus scanning. So mails
would get rejected quite often. With the above setting, the productive
exim would send a bounce message to the sender, if the test exim rejects
the mail with a 5xx because of e.g. spam.
Is there a way to tell the productive exim to ignore the 5xx return code
when forwarding mails? Or, more in general, how to you guys test new
configurations on "real life" mails?