On 15/12/16 10:58, Dan Liles wrote: > 1) Putting items directly in the queue was not my first choice and I'm > certainly open to doing it in a more sustainable way. Can you think of > another way? Is there a way to do a "local" delivery that I could setup to > bypass all the other stuff and just try to deliver a message I pass it or put > it directly in the queue?
Your requirements are unclear, but "sustainable" generally means things that are documented. For feeding mails to Exim, that includes SMTP and command-line methods. "Bypass all the other stuff" - no. Stuff is done, generally, for good reasons - and not bypassable. I assume this is not actually a hard requirement; what you're really after is "sufficient performance". > I get an error stating option "event_action" unknown. > > Is there another build I need or something? I'm running the standard package > for centos 6.8 exim version 4.84. If you are using a 4.84 Exim you should refer to 4.84 documentation. Events were supported in 4.84 as an experimental feature only, so probably not in the Centos build. They were also very primitive. They've moved on a long way since those times; I suggest you should use a more recent release, checking the release-specific documentation to see what is supported. -- Cheers, Jeremy -- ## List details at https://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/
