From: Chris
> Brian Hansen wrote:
>> 2009/3/6 Chris mailto:dmag...@gmail.com>>
>>
>>
>> What about 10,000?
>>
>>
>> I haven't been able to send out more than 6000 at most. It is
proberly
>> caused by a limit set in Postfix as you wrote.
>
> If you're sending emails one by one in a mail()
Hi,
> Our company is merging with another company and newsletter now needs to go
> out to more than 100.000 people.
Out source it. It will cost you far less in the long run. And the
short run. I tried Jango mail and they seemed OK, though I didn't have
to talk to their support, and my use was ver
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 6:20 PM, Brian Hansen wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Our company is merging with another company and newsletter now needs to go
> out to more than 100.000 people. Before it was only a couple of thousands.
>
> I have developed a mail queue using a database and a cronjob, but I am not
> in
Brian Hansen wrote:
2009/3/6 Chris mailto:dmag...@gmail.com>>
What about 10,000?
I haven't been able to send out more than 6000 at most. It is proberly
caused by a limit set in Postfix as you wrote.
If you're sending emails one by one in a mail() call there is no limit
(one email
>
> What about 10,000?
>
I haven't been able to send out more than 6000 at most. It is proberly
caused by a limit set in Postfix as you wrote.
I have been running some tests with PHP mail() function, PHPMailer and
PEAR:Mail using 6000 mails at once.
Here's a sumarry of some of the results:
PHP mail() send out 6000 mails in 1.75 seconds.
PHPMailer using PHP mail() send out 6000 mails in 1.87 seconds.
PHPMailer using SMTP send out 6000
Hi.
Our company is merging with another company and newsletter now needs to go
out to more than 100.000 people. Before it was only a couple of thousands.
I have developed a mail queue using a database and a cronjob, but I am not
in doubt as to what particular solution I need to implement.
I have
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