In the immortal words of Jimmy D. Porter (jporter@computerlogic.com):
>
> In your list-name.config file there should be a line:
> # Put a precedence header with value <value> into the outgoing
> # message.
> precedence = bulk
>
> I am not sure what the other options are but you may could try Priority or
> just comment the line out. This should/may cause the messages to spend
> less time in the queue.
No, no, no!
This is an actively antisocial approach. Remote MTAs and MUAs also
will do filtering based on Precedence headers. This is like saying
"If you rewire everybody else's speedometer, your commute to work will
go faster."
If you want to speed up queue processing, just about every MTA in
the world (certainly including sendmail and qmail) will allow you
to locally tune the queue parameters locally.
-n
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