# control = queue/first_pass_route
#
exim -bd -DSERVER=server -oX PORT_D
****
#
# First, control=queue_only - we expact the queue run to make separate connections
client 127.0.0.1 PORT_D
??? 220
HELO me
??? 250
MAIL FROM:<CALLER@test.ex>
??? 250
RCPT TO:<queue_only_1@test.ex>
??? 250
DATA
??? 354
Subject: 1
.
??? 250
RSET
??? 250
MAIL FROM:<CALLER@test.ex>
??? 250
RCPT TO:<queue_only_2@test.ex>
??? 250
DATA
??? 354
Subject: 2
.
??? 250
QUIT
****
exim -q
****
exim -q
****
#
# Second, control=queue/first_pass_route - we expect the queue run to make only one
# connection, and put both messages over it
client 127.0.0.1 PORT_D
??? 220
HELO me
??? 250
MAIL FROM:<CALLER@test.ex>
??? 250
RCPT TO:<first_pass_route_1@test.ex>
??? 250
DATA
??? 354
Subject: 1
.
??? 250
RSET
??? 250
MAIL FROM:<CALLER@test.ex>
??? 250
RCPT TO:<first_pass_route_2@test.ex>
??? 250
DATA
??? 354
Subject: 2
.
??? 250
QUIT
****
# give time for the background routing in the exim daemon to complete
sleep 1
# then run the queue
exim -q
****
exim -q
****
#
#
killdaemon
no_msglog_check