Howie,
What I am trying to do is split up the outgoing mail queue into a number of
subfolders on the same machine itself, as in my current environment, I have
only one server running IMS. Is there any way I can do this ? i.e. my
spooldir parameter would read :
SPOOLDIR="\\machine1\c$\ims\out\,\\machine1\c$\ims\Spool1\,\\machine1\c$\ims\Spool2\"
When I execute the template with this code, it writes the .mbx file and the
.mail files to these folders. However, only the messages that are spooled
in C:\iMS\Out\ get delivered - all the others just stay in their respecive
folders.
Optionally, is it possible to split up the queue across multiple machines,
of which only one is running IMS ? Or does IMS need to be running on each
of them ? i.e can I do :
spooldir="\\machine1\c$\ims\out\,\\machine2\c$\ims\out\,\\machine3\c$\ims\out\"
in which only machine1 is running IMS, machine2 and machine3 are not.
I remember Max sending an email with this suggestion :
>One performance suggestion I have is to perhaps split up the outgoing
queue directory into sub-directories so there is never one folder with
10K >files in it (or even 1K). I think the file system performance drags
when this happens (especially on slower machines).
To which your response was :
>Version 2.5 will have a new feature that will address this. I agree that
the file system is a bit oif a bottleneck. I have
>mentioned this new functionality to some clients but we're not ready to
announce this generally at the moment.
Is there any way we can get this feature - in an upgrade or through some
workaround with our existing copy ?
Vishal.
At 08:41 25/4/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>That parameter is used to spool mail to different iMS machines. Typically,
>it would be:
>
>spooldir="\\machine1\c$\ims\out\,\\machine2\c$\ims\out\,\\machine3\c$\ims\out\"
>
>HTH,
>
>Howie
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Vishal Narayan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "inFusion Support List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2002 6:04 AM
>Subject: [iMS] Problem with CFX_IMSMAIL - SPOOLDIR parameter
>
>
> >
> > We are running an evaluation copy of IMS. For load balancing purposes, I
> > want to split up the spooling into multiple directories. So as mentioned
> > in the CFX_IMSMail documentation, I specify a comma-separated list of
> spool
> > directories.
> >
> > In one of my templates, I use the following code:
> >
> > <cfx_imsmail priority="0" query="GetList"
> > queryfield="#GetMailing.TableColumn#" Qtoken_FirstName="CND_FIRST_NAME"
> > Qtoken_LastName="CND_LAST_NAME" Qtoken_EmailAdd="CND_EMAIL"
> > header_to="#GetMailing.TableColumn#"
> > header_from="#GetMailing.ReplyAddress#"
> header_subject="#GetMailing.Subject#"
> > HTML="#GetMailing.MessageHTML#" TOKENSTART="[" TOKENEND="]" LOG="YES"
> > SPOOLDIR="C:\iMS\Spool1\,C:\iMS\Spool2\,C:\iMS\Out\">
> >
> > The default POST spool directory is C:\iMS\Out\. When I execute the
> > template with this code, it writes the .mbx file and the .mail files to
> these
> > folders. However, only the messages that are spooled in C:\iMS\Out\ get
> > delivered - all the others just stay in their respecive folders.
> >
> > The ColdFusion service is logged in with Administrative rights on these
> > folders. Am I doing something wrong ? Or is this a limitation of the
> > evaluation copy ?
> >
> > Vishal.
> >
> >
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