Jeff Jansen writes:
Is it possible to use an smtpaccess file to set different MAXPERC and MAXPERIP values from esmptd for certain machines? The defaults are '5' each, which is reasonable IMHO. But I'd like to increase the values for certain internal machines which periodically send TONS of mailing list messages at a time.I already had 192.168.100.12<TAB>allow,RELAYCLIENT,BOFHCHECKDNS=0 in smtpaccess/default, so I changed it to 192.168.100.12<TAB>allow,RELAYCLIENT,BOFHCHECKDNS=0,MAXPERC=500,MAXPERIP=500
Use MAXCPERIP, instead.Variables set in the smtpaccess file do not override environment variables, so setting MAXPERIP has no effect. Furthermore, MAXPERIP is actually processed by the startup script, and it sets a command line option to couriertcpd.
Hence, this hack.
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