The trouble with calling qmail-inject is the overhead of spawning processes. (Especially on solaris.)
On Tue, Nov 19, 2002 at 01:03:39PM -0800, Tom Jackson wrote: > Patrick Kelly wrote: > > >Here at GetActive Software we use qmail. We've done a couple little > >hacks in order inject directly into the qmail queue. That is the > >aolServer does NOT talk SMTP to qmail, but writes outgoing messages to > >disk. (SMTP is just a way to get the message into the queue and doing > >all that network stuff is just overhead if you can write directly into > >the queue.) > > > >In order to do this the permissions on the qmail setup needs to be > >different so that the uid of the aolServer can write into the qmail > >queue. Because of this we have separate qmail instances dedicated to > >aolserver instances. > > > > > > > Have you tried using qmail_inject? This should not require special > permissions. > > --Tom Jackson -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
