We have similar problems.
Is it possible to setup user "classes" whereby EXIM allows class A to have
mailboxes <=45M, B <=100Mb, etc.
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Ian Mackey (Computer Officer) <iwm21> University of Cambridge
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On Fri, 4 Feb 2005, Tony Finch wrote:
> On Fri, 4 Feb 2005, Russell Stuart wrote:
> >
> > Occasionally, several people send large emails. These then
> > jam up the system until they are sent. It would be nice
> > to restrict the number of queue running processes that handle
> > large messages, or alternatively reserve a number of queue
> > runner processes for small messages. Is this possible now?
>
> I think you're misdiagnosing the problem. If you have a large message or a
> message with lots of recipients which takes a long time to deliver, then
> while one queue runner is handling the message, other queue runners will
> skip over it and handle other messages.
>
> Tony.
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