Sometime I notice that qpsmtpd is very busy accepting new connections but
never getting around to processing them (before they timeout). I wonder if
anyone sees any value in being able to tweak the number of accept()s per event
loop cycle?
I tried the patch below with some success. As I
Hi Matt,
I just checked this in which should fix it:
Indeed that seems to fix the ordering problem.
Cheers,
ds
--- qpsmtpd-async (revision 823)
+++ qpsmtpd-async (working copy)
@@ -369,6 +369,7 @@
$client-process_line(Connect\n);
$client-watch_read(1);
+
Hi,
Has anyone noticed the poll server running out of order when under
high load? I can connect to one of my qp servers and successfully do
most of a smtp transaction before the banner even arrives. Session dump:
# telnet 1.2.3.4 25
Trying 1.2.3.4...
Connected to 1.2.3.4.
Escape character is
Juerd Waalboer wrote:
David Sparks skribis 2007-12-18 16:36 (-0800):
# telnet 1.2.3.4 25
Trying 1.2.3.4...
Connected to 1.2.3.4.
Escape character is '^]'.
helo b.c
mail from:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
rcpt to:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
250 mx1 Hi [4.3.2.1] [4.3.2.1]; I am so happy to meet you.
250 [EMAIL
I forgot why init() is called per connection in the async server?
Something to do with changing plugins on the fly?
Right now my plugins are 30% management code to avoid reloading their
config in init().
Does anyone else see a need for once only initialization hooks?
Cheers,
ds
A UUID is preferable to the other solutions because you can condense it
down to 128 bits of binary data ... and put it in a database. :)
The other solutions are not as database friendly. It seems to me if
we're trying to solve the problem of guaranteeing unique transaction ids
for extremely high
= sprintf(%.4f, time()) ... $self-qp-config(me) . \
sprintf(%08X, rand(2**32 - 1)); #how expensive is this?
These are the approaches suggested so far. I added the last one as a
combination of the others. Can we see a show of hands for the one
Using rand is bogus. A random number
JT Moree wrote:
Hanno Hecker wrote:
Is there a message ID that is unique to each message?
Not until the sending client has submitted a 'Message-ID' header ;-)
But it would be easy to add / generate a transaction id after every
reset_transaction() call. This could be logged instead of (or as
Try latest SVN. There were some bugs in this area I just fixed.
Yup that seems to have fixed it, I'm unable to reproduce the problem.
Cheers,
ds
I was having problems getting a postfix mta to forward messages to
qpsmtpd-async. Postfix was reporting that the connection was lost after
end of data.
plugins for hook_connect, hook_mail and hook_rcpt would run, but the
plugins for hook_data_post, hook_queue and hook_disconnect were not
(as a side note I have another speedup coming for you shortly - I have
re-written the DNS resolver in XS, which should provide a significant
speedup).
Sweet, I haven't looked too closely at whats going on, but %INC suggests
that PollServer still uses Net::DNS for something. Will this
Hi, I've just upgraded to the latest version and noticed that mail from
and rcpt to checking is now very strict. Bear in mind that I use
qpsmtpd on a spamtrap, so getting strict with the protocol isn't what
I want.
I found the workaround for optional brackets by adding them in
hook_rcpt_pre when
Ask Bjørn Hansen wrote:
On May 1, 2006, at 6:10 PM, David Sparks wrote:
I'm wondering why when I hook_config() in a plugin that hook is called
whenever qpsmtpd calls -config() somewhere? my hook_config() gets
called for requests for 'me' and 'smtpgreeting'. Is there no way to
have
The transaction object you get in hook_connect, ie:
sub hook_connect {
my ($self, $transaction) = @_;
what is it used/good for? Any values put in the notes section seem to
be gone when accessed during the mail transaction. I would hazard a
guess that the transaction object is reset when the
I have been running it for a while however I don't have good news. I
lose mail. I have no idea why yet and I haven't had chance to debug it.
I'm pretty frustrated by this issue. It seems to work fine for a while
and eventually start failing in very very weird ways (mostly to do with
John Peacock wrote:
David Sparks wrote:
I'm not a daemontools expert, is this expected?
Yes. The documentation for setuidgid:
http://cr.yp.to/daemontools/setuidgid.html
doesn't mention anything about resetting ENV variables (and DJB would
say something if it did).
I don't
John Peacock wrote:
David Sparks wrote:
I wanted to add some kind of extended config support for plugins that
I'm writing that run at connect, mail from and rcpt to stages. I hacked
in YAML support into lib/Qpsmtpd.pm (the diff is below but I'm not
submitting this as a patch
When running qpsmtpd under `setuidgid` (from daemontools) it doesn't
reset ENV{HOME} so it tries to write to /root/tmp.
root # setuidgid smtpd echo $HOME
/root
I'm not a daemontools expert, is this expected? This is my run file and
the change I needed to make it work:
dave $ cat run
I wanted to add some kind of extended config support for plugins that
I'm writing that run at connect, mail from and rcpt to stages. I hacked
in YAML support into lib/Qpsmtpd.pm (the diff is below but I'm not
submitting this as a patch ... at this point at least). I've noticed
that the config
550 Spam detected.
This almost never does what you think it does or want it to do.
On a bad day I personally get 100+ bounces caused by people who though
rejecting spams (and virii) was a good idea.
Accept and discard.
ds
I've been investigating using IPC::DirQueue in a queue plugin with the
high_perf branch. Does such a plugin already exist?
Not that I know of --- I haven't even looked into the details of
high_perf, and what may be required there, yet ;)
I thought it all just worked. :)
oh, btw, I've
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