Ok, I've done all this, and it is most definitely faster, but I'm still
getting fairly low numbers on concurrent remotes. Adveraging around 4 - 5
out of 75.
I guess I need to understand why this becomes limited and why it doesn't
try to fill its limit.
We just started the process about 5 minutes ago and the queue is up to
4500 messages already and growing. It's going to hit about 100,000 before
it's done, then it will take a very long time to empty out that queue.
When I got in this morning, there were over 200,000 messages in the queue,
and this is why I decided to wipe it out and start over.
-jeremy
> empty queue. Easiest way to do that is to install a second
> installation of qmail in /var/qmail2. Make a symlink:
> rm -rf /var/qmail2/control
> ln -s /var/qmail/control /var/qmail2/control
>
> Associate /var/qmail2/bin/qmail-smtpd with port 25, and
> /var/qmail2/bin/sendmail with /usr/lib/sendmail. In 7 days (aka
> control/queuelifetime), the old queue will be empty, and you can
> remove that installation of qmail.
>
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