Mental Patient on Thu, 29 May 2003 10:10:16 -0400 |
Hey, does anyone have any tips for getting postfix to deal better with large scale traffic? Lets say there's a host in a DMZ relaying for an entire (private) network. That host seems to be throttling the rate at which it spools mail. It also seems to be a bit slow to deliver when there's thousands of messages in the queue. Has anyone here tuned postfix on that scale? The faq has some info, but not all. For instance is there a way to pipeline multiple messages into postfix at once from a host? Is postfix completely the wrong tool for the job? Would qmail be better? And on an unrelated note, has anyone gotten the qmail-src package to compile in debian (stable)? I'm running this on an x86 box running debian (stable). -- Mental (Mental@NeverLight.com) Distant - An approaching age When this document falls beneath another's gaze Too late - We have lost the dawn The signal's loud and clear, but the transmitter's gone --Assemblage 23 "Document" Attachment:
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