Joseph Kezar <joseph.kezar@???> (Mo 22 Mai 2017 17:50:32 CEST):
> Heiko + Exim Users,
> Thank you for providing that link. I have consulted that link prior to
> my composing my original email to the exim-users group. I in fact am the
> one who wrote this retry rule based on that exim specification. My goal
> was to write a rule that retries every 1 min for up to 1 hour. Then every
> 30 min for up to 4 hours. Finally every 1 hour for 5 days. Does my rule
> for vermont.gov recipients appear to behave this way?:
> vermont.gov * F,1h,1m; F,4h,30m; F,5d,1h
Yes, but the rule does not trigger the retry. The rule just controls, how
often a queue running process *would* (re)try.
To get retries every minute, you need to start a queue runner process
every minute (or even more often). Commonly via the -q<interval> option.
exim -bd -q60
should do it.
PS: Please do not sent me a Cc of your messages, I'm reading the lists.
Best regards from Dresden/Germany
Viele Grüße aus Dresden
Heiko Schlittermann
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