Joe Orton wrote:
On Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 06:25:23PM -0700, Stas Bekman wrote:
when reading from most bucket types you want to read all the data. This is
not the case with socket buckets, since the amount of data on the socket
can be anything. At the moment the code hardcodes 8K of data is to be
read. What do I do if I want to control how much data is read from the
socket?
Why do you need to do that? You shouldn't really care.
We do care, because we write a throttling filter for the smtp module, so
we want to slow down the spammers, reading 8K defeats the purpose of the
throttling filter (we read like 32B and then sleep), since most spam
messages will be consumed by the server side. that filter will be
available on CPAN once completed.
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