Re: how can i send mails serially

2001-03-20 Thread Charles Cazabon

[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> I do have a file comcurrencyremote in /var/qmail/control  and it has a value
> 120.
> 
> And still i am facing problem bcoz qmail try to send mails simultaneuosly
> with destination server and establish multiple smtp connection with
> destination server and bandwidth get choked.
> 
> Is there any way by which i can establish only one single conection with
> remote server and can send all the pending mails to the destination server

qmail is designed for well-connected hosts.  If your host is not well
connected, you might want to add on Dan's serialmail package.  It is
designed for this.

Charles
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Re: how can i send mails serially

2001-03-19 Thread Csaba Bobak

> I do have a file comcurrencyremote in /var/qmail/control  and it has a 
value
> 120.
> Is there any way by which i can establish only one single conection with
> remote server and can send all the pending mails to the destination 
server


If it is coNcurrencyremote, put 1 in it and there will be no simultaneuos 
remote connections.

Regards

Csaba



Re: how can i send mails serially

2001-03-19 Thread lkhanna

Dear sir,

I do have a file comcurrencyremote in /var/qmail/control  and it has a value
120.

And still i am facing problem bcoz qmail try to send mails simultaneuosly
with destination server and establish multiple smtp connection with
destination server and bandwidth get choked.

Is there any way by which i can establish only one single conection with
remote server and can send all the pending mails to the destination server

Regards

lokesh
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Re: how can i send mails serially

2001-03-19 Thread Sean Chittenden

man -M /var/qmail/man qmail-control

Check out the concurrencyremote control file.  -sc

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> Dear all,
> 
> I am using qmail 1.03 on Red Hat 6.2 . I am providing mailing solution to varrious 
>domains which are listed in my locals as well as in my virtualdomain files. Mx 
>pointing of all these domain is my qmail server.
> 
> For few domains i am simple forwarding mails to their destination server by maiking 
>a default alias in /var/qmail/alias directory. But i am doing this forwarding by 
>making SMTP connection with destination servers . 
> 
> For example if 15 mails are coming to mail server for a domain at a particular time, 
>then qmail is making 15 simultaneous connection with remote server and try to send 
>all the 15 mails to that particular domain at the same time, and max time it happens 
>that bandwidth get choked and some of the connection get dropped and those mails 
>remain in queue .
> 
> Is there any way by which i can send mails serially , one by one . Can i achive the 
>same thing by implementing serial mail . And what all i have to do to implement the 
>serial mail .
> 
> Or is there any another solution , other than serial mail ???
> 
> I am using mailbox format right now. And using qmail 1.03-8.
> 
> Pl suggest any sol'n for above problem. 
> 
> Regards
> 
> lokesh

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how can i send mails serially

2001-03-19 Thread lkhanna



Dear all,
 
I am using qmail 1.03 on Red Hat 6.2 . I am 
providing mailing solution to varrious domains which are listed in my locals as 
well as in my virtualdomain files. Mx pointing of all these domain is my qmail 
server.
 
For few domains i am simple forwarding mails to 
their destination server by maiking a default alias in /var/qmail/alias 
directory. But i am doing this forwarding by making SMTP connection with 
destination servers . 
 
For example if 15 mails are coming to mail server 
for a domain at a particular time, then qmail is making 15 simultaneous 
connection with remote server and try to send all the 15 mails to that 
particular domain at the same time, and max time it happens that bandwidth get 
choked and some of the connection get dropped and those mails remain in queue 
.
 
Is there any way by which i can send mails serially 
, one by one . Can i achive the same thing by implementing serial mail . And 
what all i have to do to implement the serial mail .
 
Or is there any another solution , other than 
serial mail ???
 
I am using mailbox format right now. And using 
qmail 1.03-8.
 
Pl suggest any sol'n for above problem. 

 
Regards
 
lokesh