Sumith,
if all you wanted to do is to look at what is in
the queue you could do what I did (although there are probably
lots of other solutions that I would be interested in hearing).
My solution, as well as the solution to other problems, was to
install Webmin 0.84. There is a third-party Qmail module that you
could add into it (see www.qmail.org or Webmin.org for more details).
This way you can view your local and remote queues seperately over a
web browser from anywhere.
One note: the Qmail module only partly works right "out of the box".
It normally lacks a Perl module that you will need to install seperately
in order to view your queues. The Perl module is:
TimeDate-1.10
hope this helps.
-G
-----Original Message-----
From: Sumith
To: Qmail
Sent: 3/22/01 11:03 PM
Subject: qmail queue
Hello All
Excuse me if this question has been repeated a lot of times...
I've install qmail from memphis rpms. also VPOPMAIL 4.9.8-1
How can I know how many concurrent qmail deliveries are taking place on
my qmail server, both qmail-local and qmail-remote
I have applied the qmail-concurrent-patch, and big-todo-patch
There is no concurrencylocal and concurrencyremote presently in
/var/qmail/control
If the default is 10 for concurrencylocal and 20 for concurrency remote
(which lwq says)....what would be the safe number to increase this to on
my PIII 800 , 512 MB RAM, IDE hard disk handling about 500 virtual
domains.
I hope that some one helps me to clear my doubts.
Regards
Sumith
