I'm sure this is a 'how long is a piece of string' type question.
What is the frequency of reuse of a queue / transaction ID (in fact what
is the correct term for these parts [24692] & 524B4AC8D9;
postfix/cleanup[24692]: 524B4AC8D9:
How likely is it to see 524B4AC8D9 appear in the same log if it
Steve:
> I'm sure this is a 'how long is a piece of string' type question.
>
> What is the frequency of reuse of a queue / transaction ID (in fact what
> is the correct term for these parts [24692] & 524B4AC8D9;
Once a message is deleted from the queue, its queue ID can be reused
at any point in
Wietse Venema wrote:
Once a message is deleted from the queue, its queue ID can be reused
at any point in time.
Wietse
How is the queue ID determined? Completely randomly, or does Postfix
try to avoid re-using an queue ID too quickly?
I'm curious about this because I've never seen
kj wrote:
Wietse Venema wrote:
Once a message is deleted from the queue, its queue ID can be reused
at any point in time.
Wietse
How is the queue ID determined? Completely randomly, or does Postfix
try to avoid re-using an queue ID too quickly?
This is a postfix internal function, and
kj wrote:
Wietse Venema wrote:
Once a message is deleted from the queue, its queue ID can be reused
at any point in time.
Wietse
How is the queue ID determined? Completely randomly, or does Postfix
try to avoid re-using an queue ID too quickly?
The queue ID determination is not rando
Steve wrote:
in fact what is the correct term for these parts [24692] & 524B4AC8D9
24692 == process ID; 524B4AC8D9 == queue ID.
postfix/cleanup[24692]: 524B4AC8D9:
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Sahil Tandon
On Sunday, June 28, 2009 at 01:03 CEST,
Noel Jones wrote:
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> The important point is that postfix guarantees a QUEUEID will be
> unique within the current queue. As soon as that file is released,
> that same id can be reused any time.
Nitpick: I believe "any time" means "at the very e
On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 07:17:02AM +0200, Magnus B?ck wrote:
> Nitpick: I believe "any time" means "at the very earliest the next
> second", i.e. a queue id won't be reused until the second component
> of the current time has rolled over to the next.
Where "next" is measured from the time the que
