I am working from the following data qshape deferred = TOTAL 10 qshape -s deferred = TOTAL 9
qshape active = TOTAL 2819 qshape -s active = TOTAL 1469 If I am reading these results incorrectly please let me know. No mail sits on any form of a file server, all queues are local to sending server. You mentioned clocks, that could be a potential issue. The sending server in this case is UTC, and the receiving server is PST. How would this manifest itself? Thanks in advance. On Tue, Feb 16, 2016 at 10:56 AM Wietse Venema <wie...@porcupine.org> wrote: > Travis Dolan: > > That is the issue, the receiving server can receive more than what I am > > sending to it. When I run "postsuper -r ALL; postix flush" I can watch > all > > the queued messages get delivered within a couple minutes no problem. > > Netstat shows the allotted amount of connections defined in the custom > smtp > > transport open, and messages fly off my server. The bottle neck does not > > seem to be on the receiver, it seems to be the active queue on the > sending > > host. > > Postfix will try to deliver all mail immediately, unless mail is > deferred (and you don't know what to look for) or your mail queue > sits on a file server, and the client and server clocks aren't > properly maintained. > > Wietse >
