# multi_domain option on smtp transport
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exim -DSERVER=server -bd -oX PORT_D
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exim userx@domA.ex usery@domB.ex
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# Default case: can multi-domain
exim -q
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exim userx@domA.ex usery@domB.ex
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# Equivalent explicit case: can multi-domain
exim -DOPTION=multi_domain=yes -q
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exim userx@domA.ex usery@domB.ex
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# no multi-domain
exim -DOPTION=multi_domain=no -q
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exim userx@domA.ex usery@domB.ex
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# Expanded case: can multi-domain
exim -DOPTION='multi_domain=${if bool{1} {true}{false}}' -q
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exim userx@domA.ex usery@domB.ex
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# Expanded case: no multi-domain (1)
exim -DOPTION='multi_domain=${if eqi {$address_data}{domA.ex} {no}{yes}}' -q
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exim userx@domA.ex usery@domB.ex
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# Expanded case: no multi-domain (2)
exim -DOPTION='multi_domain=${if match_domain {$address_data}{domZ.ex : domY.ex : domB.ex} {no}{yes}}' -q
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exim userx@domA.ex usery@domA.ex userz@domC.ex
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# Expanded case: both yes and no
exim -DOPTION='multi_domain=${if eqi {$address_data}{domA.ex} {no}{yes}}' -q
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killdaemon
no_msglog_check
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