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# retry rules and local parts
exim -odi userx@test.ex
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dump retry
exim -odi usery@test.ex
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exim -odq userz@test.ex
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exim -q
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exim -odi notuser@test.ex
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dump retry
exim -odi notuser2@test.ex
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exim -odq notuser3@test.ex
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exim -q
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exim -Mrm $msg1 $msg2 $msg3 $msg4
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exim -odi r3.a@outside
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exim -odq r3.b@outside
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exim -q
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exim -Mrm $msg1 $msg2
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# Using a router with preconditions (local_parts, here) should get an address-retry record
sudo rm DIR/spool/db/retry
exim -odi r4.a@outside
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dump retry
exim -odq r4.b@outside
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exim -q
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exim -odi r5.a@r5domain.ex
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exim -Mrm $msg1 $msg2 $msg3
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# Using a router with no non-domain preconditions, first should write a domain-retry record.
sudo rm DIR/spool/db/retry
exim -odi rz.a@outside
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dump retry
# Second will find it - this is visible in debug output
exim -d-all+route+deliver+retry -odi rz.b@outside
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exim -q
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no_msglog_check
no_message_check
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