Julien Balmont wrote: > Hi Bill, thanks for your wuick answer. > > I've tested what you've proposed, and it worked. But I meet another issue. > The script I'm calling ios supposed to open the saved file and check its > content. > > But at the moment the script is called, the file doesn't seem to be saved > yet. Do you have an idea? >
With files writes, it cannot be guaranteed to be where you expect it to be until Exim *finishes* the delivery. You can watch this happen if you have log-selector = +all (for test) Each active router/transport set will create a time-stamped log line. Back that 'log-selector = ' down to a more selective subset for production, ELSE remove it and use the defaults. Otherwise, you can fill the HD with logs. NB: SQL inserts and selects *are* handled in near-real time. So, too certain types of executables. But that alone is not reason enough to complicate life if you do not have to. > Thanks for your advice about Perl and not PHP, I'll talk about it to my > colleagues to make them change theinr mind :) > > Each has its strengths. But you can probably do what you want without *any* external scripting. *snip* -- ## List details at http://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/
