Anand Buddhdev wrote:
> /bin/mail submits the message to sendmail with the -v switch, and
> because sendmail is a single program, it can display its conversation.
> With qmail, you submit the message to qmail-inject, which simply
> deposits the message into the queue, and lets qmail-send do the
> delivery. So you can't see the SMTP conversation.
So basically, it's queued anyway.
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