Hi All...
When I invoke cyrdeliver (which I believe is just the deliver program
renamed by the debian package) I see this happen in my cyrus mail.log file:
Jan 6 06:42:32 test2 cyrus/master[7572]: about to exec
/usr/lib/cyrus/bin/lmtpd
Jan 6 06:42:32 test2 cyrus/lmptunix[7572]: executed
Jan 6 06:42:32 test2 cyrus/lmtpd[7572]: accepted connection
Jan 6 06:42:32 test2 cyrus/lmtpd[7572]: lmtp connection preauth'd as
postman
I have been told that it is better to use lmtp then deliver because lmtp
will handle multiple recipients at the same time and also because it
returns better error messages to Exim4. But what is the difference between
deliver invoking lmtp and Exim4 invoking it? Is it because Exim4 can only
hand deliver one addressee at a time?
Jim
- Re: Is debian's cyrdeliver really lmtp? Jim Archer
- Re: Is debian's cyrdeliver really lmtp? Rob Siemborski
- Re: Is debian's cyrdeliver really lmtp? Eric Estabrooks
- Re: Is debian's cyrdeliver really lmtp? Wil Cooley