[xmail] Limiting incoming connections

Hello, I'm going to send a personalized newsletter to tens of thousands of subscribers in our website. Last time I did so and asked our XMAIL-based SMTP server to handle the send, it didn't accept more than few tens of messages before disconnecting repetitive connections. I know this is a limit

[xmail] XMAIL Queue Timing

Hello again, Does XMAIL support queue timing? Meaning that queued messages remain in the queue for XX minutes before being delivered. TIA, /Noor - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line unsubscribe xmail in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line help

[xmail] XMAIL Queue Timing

Hello again, Does XMAIL support queue timing? Meaning that queued messages remain in the queue for XX minutes before being delivered. TIA, /Noor - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line unsubscribe xmail in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line help

[xmail] Re: XMAIL Queue Timing

Davide, I will love this stuff. Is it possible to do this? I will love to code this stuff. I think it can be implemented in two ways: * Time based delivery. * Event based delivery. ( For example as similar in psync, creation of a file .startdelivery will prompt XMail to start delivery of

[xmail] Processing queue

Hello, Continuous to my previous posting regarding the newsletter: Supposing that XMAIL's queue has few messages and all directed to one domain (has same destination MX server), will XMAIL open one TCP connection to port 25 of destination server, and then sends all messages one after one using

[xmail] cannot lstat `/var/MailRoot/spool/14.....

Hi gang! I thought I had a perfectly working xmail system until I started looking at the logs. Apparently none of my filters were working (using Pete Lindemans AV w/clam and Beau Cox's version of Drake's spamassassin filter). I've got the AV working now, but not the SA filter but that's not my

[xmail] That time of the year ...

It's again that time of the year, when I migrate for about three weeks to new coordinates: 43:48:30N, 12:59:31E During, and only in, those few weeks, computer science is considered evil and email access completely banned. Hold the fort ... - Davide - To unsubscribe from this list: send the