Re: [exim] Delay when connecting to send mail

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Autor: Paul Mwiu
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I had the same problem for a week now and i just figured out something that
may be you can try and see if it works.

If you are using vexim check the vexim-acl-check-rcpt.conf file for the
valid dnslists URLs. The zen.spamhaus.org:list.dsbl.org seems to be invalid
if you have it specified in that conf file. Deactivate it and see if your
problem is solved.


Bugzilla from eximX1211@??? wrote:
>
> Yves Goergen wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> for some time now I've noticed that every time my e-mail programme
>> should connect to my mail server to send a message, it takes a few
>> seconds while it says "Connecting...". I have no idea what this could
>> come from. It happens every time, also when sending mail several times
>> in a few minutes. Sending the message itself goes reasonable fast once
>> it is connected. Any ideas where to start? Could it be a DNS issue? How
>> could I find out?
>>
>> Here's my environment and configuration:
>> Exim version: 4.62 (built from source)
>> OS: Debian Linux 3.0
>> DB backend: MySQL 5.0 (local server)
>> Transport security: TLS
>> MUA: Thunderbird 2.0, Windows XP, no firewall, DSL with NAT
>> Spam filter: SpamAssassin, but not for authenticated mail like this
>>
>
> 10 to 1 says it's one of the following options:
> host_lookup, rfc1413_hosts, rfc1413_query_timeout
>
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