> pass the message off to qmail to deliver. As most message get delivered on
> the first attempt you'll save the overhead of writing the message to disk,
And this is a large caveat. If, eg, your network happens to be down at
the time you attempt delivery, you'll inject a huge number of emails
int
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Lukasz Felsztukier wrote:
>
> I understand this code has to be executed in a loop for each
> recipient...Can you explain what advantages I get doing it this way ?
the code will spawn upto maxchildren processes all trying to deliver mail
in parallel; it will try and keep tha
> > In this way you'll make the first delivery attempt yourself for each
> > recipient; avoiding any overhead in the qmail-send process or the queue
> > management. if the first attempt fails then the message is passed off to
> > qmail-send to handle, which should be a much lower volume of mail.
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> John P wrote:
> > All works great, however every so often (bi-weekly) I need to send an
> > e-mail to 40,000 customers (different e-mail for each one), generated
> > using MySQL and PHP's mail() command.
>
> On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, Lukasz Felsztukier wrote:
> > I am her
John P wrote:
> All works great, however every so often (bi-weekly) I need to send an
> e-mail to 40,000 customers (different e-mail for each one), generated
> using MySQL and PHP's mail() command.
On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, Lukasz Felsztukier wrote:
> I am here facing the same problem myself. We have
John P wrote:
>
> I have a K6/2 400 running RedHat 6.1 with Qmail. The box has 160mb RAM and a
> cheapo IDE 4gb disk (was once a workstation). We have a 2Mb/s ADSL
> connection. It's running as a POP3/SMTP server for a small internal network
> for 15 users.
>
> All works great, however every so
I have a K6/2 400 running RedHat 6.1 with Qmail. The box has 160mb RAM and a
cheapo IDE 4gb disk (was once a workstation). We have a 2Mb/s ADSL
connection. It's running as a POP3/SMTP server for a small internal network
for 15 users.
All works great, however every so often (bi-weekly) I need to s
