In the third line
we declare that the Q= equate for the local delivery agent will be:
Q=localgroup
The fourth line declares support for the local delivery agent. Note that the definition
of LOCAL_MAILER_QGRP must precede the MAILER(local); otherwise, that
definition will be silently ignored.
Those four lines cause all mail for local users to be queued in the /queue/lq directory.
Note that you can dedicate queue groups for other delivery agents. See ?§20.5.12 on
page 750 for a full description of this process.
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11.4.4 The FEATURE(queuegroup) and the access
Database
The easiest way to select queue groups based on recipient addresses or recipient
domains is by using the FEATURE(queuegroup). It is declared in your mc configuration
file like this:
FEATURE(`queuegroup??)
FEATURE(`queuegroup??, `default group??)
The first line causes the queue group to default to mqueue if a queue group in the
access database is missing or nonexistent. The second line allows you to set a different
default queue group.
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