On Tue, Jan 24, 2017 at 12:34:23PM -0500, Chris Siebenmann wrote: > > I cannot find the culprit doing this. > > > > Using Exim 4.88 on FreeBSD 11 I placed this into my configuration: > [...] > > smtp_accept_max = 10 > > Well, you have a limit of 10 simultaneous SMTP connections period. > Once you have ten active ones, any further connections will get this > message. > > > smtp_accept_max_per_host = 5 > > ... and a single IP can only have five connections at once. > > Note that despite the names being very similar to each other, > 'smtp_accept_max_per_connection' means something completely > different than 'smtp_accept_max_per_host'. One is about limits > on SMTP connections, one is about limits on MAIL commands within > a single connection. > > If your problem is that you cannot see where the connections > are coming from, look at what 'exiwhat' reports, as well as > ps, netstat, lsof, and other similar tools for looking at > network connections. > > - cks
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