At 8:51 AM -0400 9/26/06, Elizabeth Schwartz wrote:
> Another question: is there any parallelism of processing files in the out
> queue or are they done sequentially?
By default, it's single-threaded -- but not really "sequential". It
has more to do with how the directory entries are written, and not
what you or I would think of as "sequential".
There are ways to get more than one Outgoing queue runner working,
but that's a very non-standard configuration, and takes more work to
maintain. I would like to see Mailman move towards a hashed queue
mechanism (like postfix), so that it would be a lot easier to have
multiple Outgoing queue runners working at the same time.
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