Hello Philip, > The problem with this is that the messages clutter up your normal queue > and use resources continually checking and finding that the time is > wrong. Anything that leaves messages lying around on Exim's queue > degrades its performance. > at the moment i read this i remember the discussion about exims queuing..... Would be the best to separate the different emailstates.
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