I'm trying to tune qmail to deliver outgoing mail as fast as possible. We have a mail list with about 100,000 subscribers. I'd use ezmlm, but unfortunately this is impossible due to prioritary stuff built into the mail list to generate reports, update a database, etc, etc. So the people before me implemented this Java mail delivery client thing using some common Java mail interface thing. I don't know much about it, but it's really not important. Qmail, just from tailing logs doesn't appear to be spawning more then about one delivery per second. I have concurrentremote boosted up to 75. What else do I need to do. It doesn't appear to be working to its capacity. I've seen qmail do unbelieve amounts of work on other systems. Any suggestion or pointers to something I may be missing would be great. Thanks! -jeremy
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