> -qr = standard queue run, try to deliver all files matching q*.* > -qrlst = list queue run, try to deliver all files matching q*.lst > > Tripp
Okay, I fixed my logger. It looks like I was overwriting my record of -qr with the -qrlst event. My mistake. I think I understand this now. When the queue timer runs down to 0: 1) smtp32.exe -qr is called 2) if there are any deliveries to lists, Q*.LST files are generated. The recipients for a list are expanded into multiple Q*.LST files (and matching D*.LST files) that look just like the Q*.* files with the maximum recipients in each Q*.LST file. 3) Then, smtp32.exe -qrlst is called to find any Q*.LST files that were just generated and attempts delivery. The treatment of the Q*.LST files seems to be no different than Q*.* . It looks like the only difference in -qrlst is that it only attempts delivery of Q*.LST files. 4) If there were any errors generated, Q*.GSE files are generated and wait for the next queue run. One interesting thing is that -qr delivers Q*.LST files just fine. I guess -qrlst is called for performance reasons? It seems that two "smtp32.exe -qr" calls have the same end result as one -qr and one -qrlst call. The only difference is that Q*.GSE and Q*.GSP files don't get delivered in the later case until the next queue run. Just looking for a confirmation on these observations. Thanks, Norman Nolasco www.advarion.com To Unsubscribe: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html List Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/ Knowledge Base/FAQ: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/IMail/
