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    minhkhue
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    Qmail Question?

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    Can anyone give me tips on how to configure Qmail to send the QUEUED messages faster? without discarding the message.



    Changing the quedlifetime into a lower value would only result to discarded message which i do not want to happen.



    Current Qmail Configuration:

    concurrencylocal - 10

    concurrencyremote - 255

    databytes - 0

    doublebouncehost - me

    doublebounceto - postmaster

    qmapservers - none

    queuelifetime - 604800 (7 days)

    timeoutconnect - 60

    timeoutremote - 1200

    timeoutsmtpd - 1200



    AND, If anyone can give me tips on the right configuration to handle 20,000 emails per day I would highly appreciate it, thanks.



    By the way we are not spammers, we are sending 20,000 email messages per day to our subscribed clients in 5 of our website we are managing.



    We are using postfix but we are currently implementing to send emails through Qmail, but when we tried to send 800 messages it took 1hour and 45minutes to finish all the sending.



    Unlike postfix it took only 45minutes. Qmail sending is not configured to pass to any anti virus scanning so the messages should be directly sent.



    Please give some tips on how to configure Qmail to send the messages faster, Thanks.
    More Information:
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    vinhphuong164
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    Do you run a dnscache on the same machine? Is the mail queue on its own disk? What filesystem are you using? As far as I recall, you need to recompile to get concurrencyremote above 120. You can go above 255 with certain patches.



    Have you monitored the box when you run your email run to see whether there is a bottleneck? Is it disk related? Are you sending the same message to everyone or generating a unique one for each recipient? 800 emails is nothing. I used to send 150K per day on a low end box using qmail.



    There are several patches available for handling higher volume queues, I think it is called the qmail-todo patch. Also, you can run multiple copies of qmail to grind through larger queues.



    A few pointers
    More Information:
    1. I have a Linux/Unix mailserver running Qmail as my mail transfer agent
    2. What I want is If I send email using qmail SMTP it should come to new ZIMBRA server instead of going to OLD Qmail server
    3. You need to run maildirmake for the user in question
    4. Question Hi I have a qmail server based on qmailrocks
    5. It's much easier to ask the right question when you have a firm understanding of qmail's various components and configuration files (there are more than 25 of them)
    6. Since then what has changed the most about the qmail experience is the accumulation

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    damsam10
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    Hello,



    most of the times, slowness on mail delivery comes from DNS issue. I would suggest you to focus on this.



    Otherwise, I had a similar problem with one of my former customer. I solve it by creating more spool queues so that a lagging delivery would not prevent the other deliveries to stall. Meanwhile I don't know if Qmail can handle multiple queues; Sendmail does.



    Cheers !

    Thibaut
    More Information:
    1. January 5, 2007 QMail-Toaster - The easy way to setup a full featured mail server (part 1) by Jake Vickers at LinuxQuestions
    2. But logwatch tells me there's a lot of mail going out : a typical day would be like this: (that's from yesterday's qmail logs)
    3. 7 posts - 1 author - Last post: Mar 28, 2006From: Charles Cazabon [mailto:qmail [at] discworld] > Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 6:54 AM > To: qmail [at] list > Subject: Re: Question about qmail and multiple domains with own IPs
    4. Hi, I installed qmail mail on RHEL 3 the installation was completed without error
    5. There are many very good qmail installation guides and tutorials that
    6. 5, is this normal? It seems that qmail-smtpd is the culprit · i am facing problem when i send a mail from outlook

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