Author: Sheldon Hearn Date: To: Philip Hazel CC: exim-users Subject: Re: [Exim] 1.000.000 email delivered in single session
On Fri, 28 Sep 2001 09:31:57 +0100, Philip Hazel wrote:
> How about modifying your injection process? Use queue_smtp_domains (or
> -odqs), and during the injection, have a look at how many exim processes
> are running. If the number is greater than n, hold up the injection
> process until the number drops below n. This will slow down the
> injection rate, but do the routing while it is happening. I imagine you
> could set n to several hundred, possibly more.
The problem with this approach is that I can't find an option that
prevents exim from timing out during a -bS SMTP dialogue. :-(
Sadly, AOL seem to be dropping a lot of our mail because they assume a
sudden rush from a single source is spam. This is kind of annoying when
you limit yourself to the use of a confirmed opt-in subscriber base. :-)
Part of the solution is to do all routing for aol.com first, and then
limit all deliveries to a single SMTP connection.
The other part is to limit the number of messages delivered through a
single SMTP connection, using batch_max (kudos again for the quality of
the documentation!).
