[Gllug] Exim4 Bcc Headers

[Bruce Richardson]

On Sun, Sep 09, 2007 at 01:36:28PM +0100, t.clarke wrote:
> 
> In which case the Exim SMTP server would seem to be irrelevant as it only
> deals with incoming mail.

No, but if he is sending mail from a system with Exim installed, then
his mail client is probably using Exim to send the mail (the Exim binary
is, among other things, an almost-entirely-compatible drop in
replacement for the sendmail binary).

> 
> The Exim4 manual page on the web indicates that Exim4 should be invoked upon
> startup  (from within /etc/rc-something !) with the -t option.

The -t option should *not* be used when starting Exim as a daemon.  It
can be used when invoking Exim on the command line, when the message to
be send is placed in stdin.


-- 
Bruce

What would Edward Woodward do?
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