Mbuni retries as long as postfix sends back an error. You can limit the number of retries using the max-send-attempts parameter. The queue entry does not get duplicated, it merely stays in place until the message is sent out.

The reason for the retries is that we don't want to drop the message at the first error, in case the error is due to local configuration problems that can be fixed sharpish before delivery is retried.


On May 30, 2009, at 15:33, Rennard Hutchinson wrote:

Hello All,

I am currently testing a my setup for MMSC - MMSC communication. I am seeing an issue where Mbuni attempts to send the MMS over email and if the message is rejected by the remote host for any reason (unknown recipient for example), Mbuni continually retries the attempt. Each new attempt is creating a new message on the MMSC message queue, and the next run of the queue produces more failures.

Is there any special configuration I need to perform to keep this from happening? Or perhaps a parameter in my MTA that I should be on the lookout for (I am using Postfix)?

Messages that are accepted by the remote email host are processed normally.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Ren.

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