Mehul Choksi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2. The test setup was run exactly same as the production; the only
> difference was the email- ids were non-existent.
This makes a big difference; the system trying to deliver to non-existent
local or remote accounts will spend a lot of additional time and queue disk
I/O injecting and delivering bounce messages.
> 3. Well, I think I misunderstood "sending unique mails Vs sending same mail
> to different addresses". Well, the application sends unique mails to
> different addresses with the same contents (the header changes each time
> since the "rcpt to:" changes in each mail, the body remains same)
Yes, you're sending unique messages to each recipient. This puts a large load
on the queue disk. Sending a single message to multiple recipients only
requires queuing it once, while your method queues it separately for each
recipient.
Charles
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