So your limit is 53 in 5 minutes....  Interesting!   I hadn't thought about 
whether adding multiple recipients counts as 1 or >1 email!

Karen

 

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Doug Hamilton <[email protected]>
To: RBASE-L Mailing List <[email protected]>
Sent: Tue, Jan 28, 2014 3:09 pm
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Load testing RMail?


          
    Karen - call the ISP.  They'll give you the limits.
    
    This is what I use based on maximum 53 emails allowed per 5 min.     It's a 
little conservative, pausing at 40 emails instead of 53 and    waiting a little 
longer than 5 minutes.
    I loop through the db and send the emails individually to each    
recipient, I'm not sure if 40 addresses in one "To:" would count as    one or 
40 emails.
    
     --Forced pause, RoadRunner doesn't deliver more than 53
      IF vCounter = 40 THEN
        SET VAR vMsg TEXT = ('40 emails sent, waiting 5 min at'      & 
(CTXT(.#NOW)) )
        PAUSE FOR 320 USING .vMsg
        SET VAR vCounter = 0
      ENDIF
    
    Doug
    
    
On 1/28/2014 2:44 PM, Karen Tellef      wrote:
    
    
Jan:  I'm thinking too          whether the email server might have some kind
          of "spam" watcher that might not let 300 emails go through...         
  I have an
          email to the IT guy telling him what I want to do.
          
          I guess I can test this by having a loop send 300 emails to my        
  junk
          email address.  Let's see, I can count the emails to see if I         
 get all 300
          and then delete them all.  Doesn't that sound fun??
          
          Karen
                
 
        
        
 
        
        
 
        
        
-----Original          Message-----
          From: jan johansen <[email protected]>
          To: RBASE-L Mailing List <[email protected]>
          Sent: Tue, Jan 28, 2014 2:27 pm
          Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Load testing RMail?
          
          
            
              
 Karen,
              
  
              
 My limited knowledge says that there is                usually a limit per 
hour.
              
 But in the past I've just run a cursor through                the list with a 
PAUSE FOR xx
              
 in the loop depending on how many to send.
              
  
              
 Jan
              
 
                
 -----Original Message-----
                  From: Karen Tellef <[email protected]>
                  To: [email protected]                  (RBASE-L Mailing List)
                  Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2014 10:38:51 -0500 (EST)
                  Subject: [RBASE-L] - Load testing RMail?
                  
                  Now that I have                      RMail 9.5 up and 
running, it's time to think
                      of the next issue I might run into.  This client          
            will want to send
                      emails to "groups" of people at a time.  The              
        biggest group right
                      now has 380 people in it; could go even higher as         
             they continue
                      to accumulate email addresses.
                      
                      I'm assuming RBase has no problem "pushing" that          
            many emails
                      out the door, but do I have to worry about their          
            email server?
                      Are there questions I can ask their IT guy?
                      
                      If you think that's too many to send at once, the         
             only thing I
                      can think of is to accumulate a bunch of "BCC"            
          addresses.
                      Like maybe a group of 20 BCCs at once?  It would          
            take a bit of
                      programming but wouldn't be impossible.   Or have         
             a counter and
                      have the program do a LONG pause at some point?
                      
                      Thanks for any suggestions!   All I know is that          
            they have some
                      kind of AT&T service.
                      
                      Karen
                   
              
              
  
            
          
        
          
    
  



        
                
                                                                                
                
                
                        
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