Author: Ricardo Kleemann Date: To: exim-users Subject: [exim] Please Help with performance tuning
Hi,
I'm new to Exim, I've been using it for a short time and have been reading
up on how it works.
I have a Debian linux server running Exim, and another server running
mailman is using the Exim server as a relay, so all deliveries to the list
are done through Exim.
I have a large list in mailman, with SMTP_MAX_RCPTS set to 10 and I see in
the Exim log all of the incoming messages for the list:
So basically I see there are 4361 queue entries for the list, (only 1
message sent to the list).
Now, many hours later, I would expect a significant number of deliveries.
I have Exim logging to show the F= to make it easier to track down. But
I'm very surprised to see that there are only a very few messages actually
processed for delivery.
(I know this includes both successful deliveries as well as any temporary
or permanent failures -- the point here is that after 8 hours, 1344
messages processed is way too little)
Now taking the last couple successful deliveries as an example, here's
what I see: