>>Now I suspect it's a firewall setup problem....b/c If webmail works fine, >>and telnet works fine, both of those items are happening on localhost, so >>that would explain why outside stuff doesn't work as quickly, and inside >>stuff does.
I notice after sending, the message remains in the queue for a while. And there's plenty of pipe and CPU available, so it's not a resource thing. Thinking courier is looking up something and causing the delay that way, I turned off DNS lookups in SMTP, and this didn't have any effect. Same slow routing performance, both when receiving a msg via SMTP, and also the resulting delivery (sitting in the queue for a short while) any ideas much appreciated, -Jeff Rosenberg _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
