On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 2:11 PM, Tomasz Chmielewski<mangoo@???> wrote:
> What is the meaning of "<" in the example?
> interface = <; 192.168.123.123 ; ...
By default, the list separator in Exim is the colon (:). However,
IPv6 uses the colon as well as part of the syntax of the ip, so you
need a way to tell exim "I want to use a different character to
separate lists of things." The way to do that is as shown above;
whatever character follows the < symbol is the list separator for that
line. So the above line says to use the ; as the separator character
for that line, which will allow you to use IPv6 addresses with no
conflicts. You're not using it now, but it's a good practice to get
into for the future once IPv6 becomes more widely adopted.
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Regards... Todd
