Hi,
qmail is PDQ as well - when we run the newsletter, we queue up 30,000
messages at once in a matter of minutes; after fifteen minutes the queue
is down to a few hundred, and the vast majority of those are international
and/or busted receiving hosts that are failing connect on the first try
(an
We are currently using sendmail, but are investigating postfix.
Chris G.
Mike Horwath wrote:
>
> On Sat, Sep 29, 2001 at 05:00:32PM -0500, Chris Greer wrote:
> > Right now we are running on Solaris, and for political and financial
> > reasons, that will probably not change in the next year or s
On Sat, Sep 29, 2001 at 05:00:32PM -0500, Chris Greer wrote:
> Right now we are running on Solaris, and for political and financial
> reasons, that will probably not change in the next year or so.
Solaris is cool.
> We are also running our lists on the mail server with users. We are
> strongly
We've been using Mailman for a while now, (still actually
running Version 1.1).
We've started to hit some problems with high message volumes to
individual list. We are seeing multiple python processes trying
to deliver to the same mailing list, and getting hung waiting on
CPU.
As we start loki
