-# bounce_message_file and warn_message_file
+# PIPELINING and 250 after 452 in a set of RCPT responses
+need_ipv4
#
-exim -odf a@test.ex
-Subject: test 1.1 - Default deny message
+exim -DSERVER=server -bd -oX PORT_D
****
-exim -odf -DOPT=DIR/aux-fixed/TESTNUM.bounce.tmpl b@test.ex
-Subject: test 1.2 - Specified deny message file
+exim -odq -t
+To: A@test.ex,B@test.ex,C@test.ex,D@test.ex,E@test.ex,F@test.ex
+
+Testing
****
-exim -odf -DOPT=DIR/aux-fixed/TESTNUM.nonexist.tmpl c@test.ex
-Subject: test 1.3 - Specified, missing deny message file
+# "A" should go throuugh as one MAIL FROM message, B,E,F as a second, C,D
+# as a third - due to the server responses. Note that the client logging
+# gets overlapped; look at the server's id= logged with the 250 by the client.
+exim -M $msg1
****
#
-exim -odf delay_p@test.ex
-Subject: test 2.1 - Default delay message
-****
-exim -odf -DOPT=DIR/aux-fixed/TESTNUM.bounce.tmpl delay_q@test.ex
-Subject: test 2.2 - Specified delay message file
-****
-exim -odf -DOPT=DIR/aux-fixed/TESTNUM.nonexist.tmpl delay_r@test.ex
-Subject: test 2.3 - Specified, missing delay message file
+#
+#
+#
+# Repeat without pipelining, just as a baseline check.
+# The optimisation, that does another message attempt immediately on the open
+# connection, is only there for the pipelined case at present. So we must
+# kick the message three times for three separate connections.
+# (A possible enhancement, if anyone cares. "first_addr" in
+# smtp_deliver/sync_responses is the key).
+#
+exim -odq -t
+To: A@test.ex,B@test.ex,C@test.ex,D@test.ex,E@test.ex,F@test.ex
+
+Testing
****
-sleep 1
-exim -M $msg1
+exim -DHAP=hosts_avoid_pipelining=127.0.0.1 -M $msg1
****
-exim -DOPT=DIR/aux-fixed/TESTNUM.bounce.tmpl -M $msg2
+exim -DHAP=hosts_avoid_pipelining=127.0.0.1 -M $msg1
****
-exim -DOPT=DIR/aux-fixed/TESTNUM.nonexist.tmpl -M $msg3
+exim -DHAP=hosts_avoid_pipelining=127.0.0.1 -M $msg1
****
-sleep 1
#
#
+killdaemon
no_msglog_check
+sleep 1