Heiko Schlichting wrote:
sender callouts and recipient callouts are configured and working as they
should. [...] My question is.. should the callout db be so big?

78M    /var/spool/exim/db/callout


You can check the contents of this file:

exim_dumpdb `exim -bP spool_directory | awk '{print $NF}'` callout

This should give you enough information if there is wrong content, expiry
does not work or everything is fine.

On my server the callout db is much smaller:

$ ls -lh callout
-rw-r-----  1 exim exim 9.5M Dec 19 17:00 callout

and contains nearly 90000 entries which seems correct using recipient
callout for our campus only.

Heiko

Heiko Schlichting        | Freie Universität Berlin
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exim_dumpdb `exim -bP spool_directory | awk '{print $NF}'` callout| wc -l
7300

all of them are from 19-Dec-2005

19-Dec-2005 09:53:47 ix.netcom.com callout=accept postmaster=unknown random=reject (19-Dec-2005 09:53:47)
19-Dec-2005 09:53:47 [EMAIL PROTECTED] callout=accept
19-Dec-2005 09:53:48 greenwood.com callout=accept postmaster=unknown random=accept (19-Dec-2005 09:53:48)
19-Dec-2005 09:53:48 [EMAIL PROTECTED] callout=reject
19-Dec-2005 09:53:48 [EMAIL PROTECTED] callout=reject
 this is the top of the list..

 and here is the bottom of the list..
19-Dec-2005 11:12:15 [EMAIL PROTECTED] callout=reject
19-Dec-2005 11:12:15 vh.net callout=accept postmaster=unknown random=unknown
19-Dec-2005 11:12:16 501c.com callout=accept postmaster=unknown random=accept 
(19-Dec-2005 11:12:16)
19-Dec-2005 11:12:16 wayn.com callout=accept postmaster=unknown random=accept 
(19-Dec-2005 11:12:16)
19-Dec-2005 11:12:17 futbolamericano.com callout=accept postmaster=unknown random=reject (19-Dec-2005 10:40:08)
19-Dec-2005 11:12:17 [EMAIL PROTECTED] callout=reject


what does this mean?

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