On 30 Nov 2005, at 13:16, Marc Sherman wrote:
Ian Eiloart wrote:
Ah, yes. That's great - thanks! I used
"exim -qqRf hotmail.com"
And that works nicely!
If this is a long term problem, I _think_ you might want to
consider setting
queue_smtp_domains = hotmail.com
but I'm not sure -- that option seems to correspond more directly to
-odqs than to -qq, and I'm really not sure what the difference is
between those two options.
- Marc
Well, I don't think hotmail are always as bad as this. I *think* they
usually have 12 of 16 servers available. I've just crafted a cron job
to check their server availability at hourly intervals.
I think queue_smtp_domains is just going to queue all hotmail
deliveries, instead of just the ones that fail, which is the opposite
of what I want.
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Ian Eiloart
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