<html> <head> <title>Exim FAQ: KWIC index section Q</title> </head> <body bgcolor="#F8F8F8" text="#00005A" link="#0066FF" alink="#0066FF" vlink="#000099"> <h1>Exim FAQ: Keyword-in-context index</h1> <p> <a href="FAQ-KWIC_A.html"> A</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_B.html"> B</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_C.html"> C</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_D.html"> D</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_E.html"> E</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_F.html"> F</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_G.html"> G</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_H.html"> H</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_I.html"> I</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_K.html"> K</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_L.html"> L</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_M.html"> M</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_N.html"> N</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_O.html"> O</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_P.html"> P</a> <font size=7 color="#FF0A0A"><b>Q</b></font> <a href="FAQ-KWIC_R.html"> R</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_S.html"> S</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_T.html"> T</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_U.html"> U</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_V.html"> V</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_W.html"> W</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_X.html"> X</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_Y.html"> Y</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_Z.html"> Z</a> <a href="FAQ.html#TOC">FAQ Contents</a> </p> <table border> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC24" href="FAQ_0.html#TOC24">Q0024</a>: When I run <tt>exim -bd </tt></td> <td align="left"><tt><font color="#FF0A0A">-q</font>10m</tt> I get <i>PANIC LOG: exec of exim -q failed</i>. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC24" href="FAQ_0.html#TOC24">Q0024</a>: When I run <tt>exim -bd </tt></td> <td align="left"><tt><font color="#FF0A0A">-q10m</font></tt> I get <i>PANIC LOG: exec of exim -q failed</i>. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC311" href="FAQ_14.html#TOC311">Q1404</a>: I have <tt>queue_domains</tt> or <tt>queue_smtp_domains</tt> set, and use </td> <td align="left"><b><font color="#FF0A0A">-qf</font></b> to force delivery of waiting mail when I dial in. How can I arrange for...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC117" href="FAQ_2.html#TOC117">Q0203</a>: How can I arrange to do my own </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">qualification</font> of non-fully-qualified domains, and then pass them on to the next router?...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC151" href="FAQ_4.html#TOC151">Q0405</a>: ... a host that accepts mail for several domains, do I have to use fully </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">qualified</font> addresses in <i>/etc/aliases</i> or do I have to set up an alias file for each...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC181" href="FAQ_4.html#TOC181">Q0435</a>: My alias file contains fully </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">qualified</font> addresses as keys, and some wildcard domains in the form @foo.bar. Can...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC154" href="FAQ_4.html#TOC154">Q0408</a>: If I don't fully </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">qualify</font> the addresses in a virtual domain's alias file then mail to aliases which...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC30" href="FAQ_0.html#TOC30">Q0030</a>: I'm trying to use a </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">query-style</font> lookup for hosts that are allowed to relay, but it is giving really weird...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC153" href="FAQ_4.html#TOC153">Q0407</a>: How can I arrange for a default value when using a </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">query-style</font> lookup such as LDAP or NIS+ to handle aliases? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC40" href="FAQ_0.html#TOC40">Q0040</a>: ... to routeable, but undeliverable, spammer senders) from clogging up the </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font> for days? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC202" href="FAQ_6.html#TOC202">Q0605</a>: ... so that the mail bounces to the sender and is not stored in the mail </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font>? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC212" href="FAQ_6.html#TOC212">Q0615</a>: When a message in the </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font> got to 12h old, Exim wrote <i>retry timeout exceeded</i> and removed all messages...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC309" href="FAQ_14.html#TOC309">Q1402</a>: I have a dial-up machine, and I use the </td> <td align="left"><tt><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font>_smtp_domains</tt> option so that remote mail only goes out when I do a queue run. However,...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC312" href="FAQ_14.html#TOC312">Q1405</a>: I have an ISDN connection and would like a way of running the </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font> automatically when it is up. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC313" href="FAQ_14.html#TOC313">Q1406</a>: ... 10 messages get delivered immediately; the remainder just sit on the </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font> until a queue runner process finds them. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC316" href="FAQ_14.html#TOC316">Q1409</a>: I would like to have a separate </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font> per domain for hosts which dial in to collect their mail. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC355" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC355">Q5020</a>: How can I make Exim receive incoming mail, </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font> it, but not attempt to deliver it? I want to be in this state while moving...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC359" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC359">Q5024</a>: I often have the problem that a message gets stuck in the mail </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font> and I want it to be bounced to a certain address. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC364" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC364">Q5029</a>: ... recipient address that contains a non-printing character is stuck on my mail </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font>. How can I remove this address? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC365" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC365">Q5030</a>: ... can I run a second copy of <i>eximon</i> to inspect and modify the alternate </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font>? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC369" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC369">Q5034</a>: Is there any way to make the </td> <td align="left"><tt><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font>_only</tt> option conditional? I would like the ability to queue messages from...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC406" href="FAQ_27.html#TOC406">Q9803</a>: ... provide secondary MX is down for some time. Is there a way to run the </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queue</font> for that destination separately from the main queue? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC311" href="FAQ_14.html#TOC311">Q1404</a>: I have </td> <td align="left"><tt><font color="#FF0A0A">queue_domains</font></tt> or <tt>queue_smtp_domains</tt> set, and use <b>-qf</b> to force delivery of waiting mail...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC369" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC369">Q5034</a>: Is there any way to make the </td> <td align="left"><tt><font color="#FF0A0A">queue_only</font></tt> option conditional? I would like the ability to queue messages from external...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC309" href="FAQ_14.html#TOC309">Q1402</a>: I have a dial-up machine, and I use the </td> <td align="left"><tt><font color="#FF0A0A">queue_smtp_domains</font></tt> option so that remote mail only goes out when I do a queue run. However, any email I...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC311" href="FAQ_14.html#TOC311">Q1404</a>: I have <tt>queue_domains</tt> or </td> <td align="left"><tt><font color="#FF0A0A">queue_smtp_domains</font></tt> set, and use <b>-qf</b> to force delivery of waiting mail when I dial in. How...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC129" href="FAQ_3.html#TOC129">Q0306</a>: ... if it cannot be immediately delivered by my host? I don't want to have </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queued</font> mail waiting on my host. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC224" href="FAQ_6.html#TOC224">Q0627</a>: Is there a command I can send to Exim to retry all </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queued</font> messages regardless of their retry schedule? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC254" href="FAQ_7.html#TOC254">Q0721</a>: ... on my Exim server, but some clients use Outlook Express, which sends </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queued</font> messages before checking the mailbox, so it doesn't work. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC308" href="FAQ_14.html#TOC308">Q1401</a>: ... network to be delivered, while at the same time mail to Internet hosts is </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queued</font> without any delivery attempts? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC314" href="FAQ_14.html#TOC314">Q1407</a>: ... 1985 specifies that the SMTP command <tt>ETRN host.domain</tt> causes all mail </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queued</font> for that host, no matter what domain it's for, to be delivered. Why doesn't...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC357" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC357">Q5022</a>: Is there an easy way of removing all </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queued</font> messages at once in a safe way? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC142" href="FAQ_3.html#TOC142">Q0319</a>: I have some mails on my </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queues</font> that are sticking around longer than the retry time indicates they should....</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC365" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC365">Q5030</a>: I am using exim in a two </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">queues</font> scenario, with two different configuration files. How can I run a second copy...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC110" href="FAQ_1.html#TOC110">Q0117</a>: Is there a </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">quick</font> walk-through of an Exim install from source anywhere? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC162" href="FAQ_4.html#TOC162">Q0416</a>: What is </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">quickest</font> way to set up Exim so any message sent to a non-existing user would bounce...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC202" href="FAQ_6.html#TOC202">Q0605</a>: If a user's mailbox is over </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">quota</font>, is there a way for me to set it up so that the mail bounces to the sender...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC245" href="FAQ_7.html#TOC245">Q0712</a>: ... of the SMTP RCPT command, to check if a user has exceeded their email </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">quota</font>. If they have I issue a temporary failure and a message - can I do this...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC226" href="FAQ_6.html#TOC226">Q0629</a>: I'm having trouble with </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">quotas</font> and Courier, because Exim is not handling maildirsize files. </td> </tr> </table> <p> <a href="FAQ-KWIC_A.html"> A</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_B.html"> B</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_C.html"> C</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_D.html"> D</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_E.html"> E</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_F.html"> F</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_G.html"> G</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_H.html"> H</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_I.html"> I</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_K.html"> K</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_L.html"> L</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_M.html"> M</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_N.html"> N</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_O.html"> O</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_P.html"> P</a> <font size=7 color="#FF0A0A"><b>Q</b></font> <a href="FAQ-KWIC_R.html"> R</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_S.html"> S</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_T.html"> T</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_U.html"> U</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_V.html"> V</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_W.html"> W</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_X.html"> X</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_Y.html"> Y</a><a href="FAQ-KWIC_Z.html"> Z</a> <a href="FAQ.html#TOC">FAQ Contents</a> </p> </body> </html>
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