On Mon, 2009-07-13 at 13:05 -0700, Frank Chiulli wrote:
> Nigel,
> No reference to boot in the exim.conf. That was one of the first
> things that I checked.
>
Could there be a redirection (e.g. via /etc/aliases) or a .forward file
referring to /boot somewhere on your system? It would require having an
account within /boot which in itself would be a bit odd.
Alternatively, try running exim with debugging cranked up in a terminal
session, e.g:
exim -bd -d"+all" >/tmp/ex.file 2>&1
Then try accessing mail from your isp using a separate session. Once
done (or it has failed), control-c the above session and look in the
'ex.file' to see where /boot is being used.
John.
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