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Dave Sill writes:
> I'm doing 240. *That's* massive. Been doing since it last October.
> Number of deliveries per day: about 50000. Number of complaints
> received: 0.
Complaints: 1, at least. I've already blocked connections from one site
using qmail because it routinely throttled my mail server.
[...]
> So bulk_mailer, exim, and VMailer are all evil? What, precisely, is
> the maximum legal number of SMTP sessions a site can initiate with
> another site?
One. That is all you need to get your messages across. That is all
sendmail + bulk_mailer will have open at any time (I do not know about
exim). In fact, it will take less time to serially deliver five messagse
than to parallelly deliver the same five messages because it will put less
of a load on your machine, the remote machine, and the intervening network.
[...]
>> "Be liberal in what you accept, conservative in what you send."
> What is this? Which RFC? And how does it apply here?
Ignorance is bliss, isn't it, Dave.
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