<html> <head> <title>Exim FAQ: KWIC index section W</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><a href="FAQ-KWIC_Q.html"> Q</a><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> <font size=7 color="#FF0A0A"><b>W</b></font> <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="TOC89" href="FAQ_0.html#TOC89">Q0089</a>: ... <i>kernel: application bug: exim(12099) has SIGCHLD set to SIG_IGN but calls </i></td> <td align="left"><i><font color="#FF0A0A">wait</font>()</i> mean? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC55" href="FAQ_0.html#TOC55">Q0055</a>: What does the error <i>Failed to open </i></td> <td align="left"><i><font color="#FF0A0A">wait-remote_smtp</font> database: Invalid argument</i> mean? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC18" href="FAQ_0.html#TOC18">Q0018</a>: ... <tt>exim -v -R @aol.com</tt>? For other domains, I do this and I see the appropriate </td> <td align="left"><i><font color="#FF0A0A">waiting</font> for passed connections to get used</i> messages. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC129" href="FAQ_3.html#TOC129">Q0306</a>: ... be immediately delivered by my host? I don't want to have queued mail </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">waiting</font> on my host. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC211" href="FAQ_6.html#TOC211">Q0614</a>: After the holidays my ISP has always hundreds of e-mails </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">waiting</font> for me. These are forced down Exim's throat in one go. Exim spawns a lot...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC311" href="FAQ_14.html#TOC311">Q1404</a>: ... <tt>queue_domains</tt> or <tt>queue_smtp_domains</tt> set, and use <b>-qf</b> to force delivery of </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">waiting</font> mail when I dial in. How can I arrange for any new messages that arrive...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC110" href="FAQ_1.html#TOC110">Q0117</a>: Is there a quick </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">walk-through</font> of an Exim install from source anywhere? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC265" href="FAQ_7.html#TOC265">Q0732</a>: I would like to either </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">warn</font> or deny when a host uses an underscore in the EHLO command. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC165" href="FAQ_4.html#TOC165">Q0419</a>: I have some obsolete domains which people have been </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">warned</font> not to use any more. How can I arrange to delete any mail that is sent...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC386" href="FAQ_25.html#TOC386">Q9603</a>: ... RedHat 5.2 system, causing <i>imap</i> connections to be refused. The <i>imapd</i> in use is </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">Washington</font> Univers 12.250. Could this be anything to do with Exim? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC358" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC358">Q5023</a>: Why does Exim do <i>ident</i> callbacks by default? Isn't this just a </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">waste</font> of resources? I've been told this is an ancient way of authentication....</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC56" href="FAQ_0.html#TOC56">Q0056</a>: We are using Exim to send mail from our </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">web</font> server. However, whenever a user sends an email it gets sent with the return path (envelope...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC367" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC367">Q5032</a>: Are there any Exim </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">web-based</font> administration scripts? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC30" href="FAQ_0.html#TOC30">Q0030</a>: ... query-style lookup for hosts that are allowed to relay, but it is giving really </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">weird</font> errors. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC113" href="FAQ_1.html#TOC113">Q0120</a>: ... trying to compile with LOOKUP_WHOSON, but I keep getting <i>In function `</i></td> <td align="left"><i><font color="#FF0A0A">whoson_find</font>': undefined reference to `wso_query'</i>. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC181" href="FAQ_4.html#TOC181">Q0435</a>: My alias file contains fully qualified addresses as keys, and some </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">wildcard</font> domains in the form @foo.bar. Can Exim handle these? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC262" href="FAQ_7.html#TOC262">Q0729</a>: ... usernames or distribution lists on mail being forwarded to an internal </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">Win2K</font> server? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC88" href="FAQ_0.html#TOC88">Q0088</a>: The </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">Windows</font> mailer SENDFILE.EXE sometimes hangs while trying to send a message to...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC337" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC337">Q5002</a>: ... of other logs I also want to “tail”, and the number of tailing </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">windows</font> is getting to be a nuisance. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC346" href="FAQ_19.html#TOC346">Q5011</a>: Is there a version of Exim available that runs under </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">Windows</font>? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC278" href="FAQ_8.html#TOC278">Q0803</a>: I want to rewrite local addresses in mail that goes to the outside </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">world</font>, but not for messages that remain within the local intranet. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC405" href="FAQ_27.html#TOC405">Q9802</a>: How do I configure Exim so that it sends mail to the outside </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">world</font> only from a restricted list of our local users? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC192" href="FAQ_5.html#TOC192">Q0510</a>: Is it possible to </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">write</font> code for scanning messages in Python? </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC219" href="FAQ_6.html#TOC219">Q0622</a>: Can I </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">write</font> an ordinary file when I run a perl script as a transport filter for the <b>remote_smtp</b>...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC214" href="FAQ_6.html#TOC214">Q0617</a>: ... though the retry rules specify longer times after a while, because it is </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">writing</font> a log entry every time, like this: </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC63" href="FAQ_0.html#TOC63">Q0063</a>: ... an Exim daemon, nothing happens. There is no process, and nothing is </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">written</font> to the Exim log. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC212" href="FAQ_6.html#TOC212">Q0615</a>: When a message in the queue got to 12h old, Exim </td> <td align="left"><font color="#FF0A0A">wrote</font> <i>retry timeout exceeded</i> and removed all messages in the queue to this host...</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="right"><a name="TOC113" href="FAQ_1.html#TOC113">Q0120</a>: ... but I keep getting <i>In function `whoson_find': undefined reference to `</i></td> <td align="left"><i><font color="#FF0A0A">wso_query</font>'</i>. </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><a href="FAQ-KWIC_Q.html"> Q</a><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> <font size=7 color="#FF0A0A"><b>W</b></font> <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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