On Tue, 11 Jul 2006, John Oxley wrote:
> I have this router in a test exim setup.
> etrn_delay:
> driver = accept
> transport = smtp_appendfile
> condition = ${if >{$message_age} {3600} {yes} {no}}
> domains = +etrn_domains
>
> How can I test a queue run with a message_age of 3601 without actually
> touching the real queue sitting on the machine?
The automated test for message_age uses 2 seconds, and the script just
waits 3 seconds at the relevant point, so that doesn't help you very
much!
You can use a test version of Exim with a test spool to avoid touching
the live queue, of course. You can put a message on the queue using -odq
so it doesn't get delivered. You can then wait for 3600 before starting
a queue runner, but that's a slow testing process...
The only alternative is to edit the -H file on the queue to fake the
arrival time.
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