I'm a majordomo person myself.. However, I'm sure majordomo isn't the
only list software that offers queueing on remote servers. Basically, for
each of my mailing lists, the config file tells majordomo which SMTP server
to use as the outgoing host for this list. That way if five messages come
in for 5 different lists, majordomo is only creating five SMTP connects and
telling the server who the recips are, and let that server do the endpoint
connections.
When I simply began using the "DShost@domain" feature of sendmail, my
mailing list went from 5 minute delivery to less than 30 seconds delivery.
There are options out there... Just ask!!!
Bob Snyder wrote:
> Probably not, unless we move off of vger.rutgers.edu... It handles a
> *lot* of mail. There are a number of high-volume lists, notably
> linux-kernel, with lots of subscribers.
>
> I thought it had gotten better. I'll see if I can get a response out of
> the appropriate people.
>
> I'd still encourage you to cc the list.....
>
> Bob N2KGO
> listowner, linux-hams
>
> Joop Stakenborg wrote:
>
> > I have noticed that a mail from me, posted to linux-hams
> > takes about 1-2 days before it ends up on the list.
> > Can someone do something about this?
> >
> > Because of this, I mostly don't bother cc'ing to the list,
> > but always directly mail to the mail owner.
> > Anyone else have this problem?
> >
> > Joop
> > --
> >
> > Joop [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Linux Hamradio Applications and Utilities Homepage
> > http://www.casema.net/~aba
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