Rick Macdougall escribió:
Damian Barry wrote:
Looks like mostly "default settings", are there unix settings I should
check also?
We have a T1 here, 1300+ kbps up (which is 99% available off hours when
we run, and probably 95% available all other times).
Damian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]# ./qmail-showctl
qmail home directory: /var/qmail.
concurrencyremote: (Default.) Remote concurrency is 20.
Increasing your concurrencyremote will help a lot. You'll have to play
with the value depending on the size of out going messages and
available bandwidth but I'd try upping it to 50 and restarting
qmail-send and see how that works.
Edit /var/qmail/control/concurrencyremote and just but 50 on the first
line, then svc -t /service/qmail-send
Check your bandwidth and increase or decrease as needed.
Regards,
Rick
also note that some servers are really slow to answer that take up your
qmail-send. I'm using concurrencyremote of 100 with no problems.
If you have many mails in the queue, you can change the conf-spit to a
bigger prime number, and recompile. Be careful becouse doing this will
mess up your current queue.
If you can have RaiserFS go for it, it helps a lot.
regards,
Ingo.
