on 11/18/08 6:12 PM, Jewel said:
_This is my postfix mail log - so if I see it was sent here like the above example doesn't that mean it has left my machine and it out of my control at that point?_
For that one copy of that one message, yes -- it's been delivered. And that delay only covers when the message comes into the postfix queue and when it is delivered from the postfix queue. That doesn't take into account the amount of time that the message may have been sitting in the Mailman queue, but then we should be able to account for that in the Mailman logs.
But lots of messages showing up with a high value in the delay= parameter would clearly show that the problem is after Mailman, and would be an issue that needs to be resolved within postfix, or between postfix and your upstream server(s).
That rate-limiting would make sense because I am forwarding all the mail to a relay which can only deliver 2-3 messages per second._
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