One trick that may work in this situation (re: fast DNS resolution) is to build
a dns caching server within the mail server.
(Hello Eric, long time no see)
eric pareja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Noong Huw, Ene 18, 2007 ng 07:36:14AM
+0800, sinabi ni Roberto Verzola:
> Thanks, Eric. After reading more about zmailer, it seems that my more
> important requirement is the fastest mailer (MTA nga pala...) available.
> Given the speeds bandied about, mailing is quite slow that queues will
> probably not build up as I thought they would...
Fastest in terms of what? Will your MTA box be separate from your db? Make sure
that your DNS responds pretty quickly since this can affect your MTA
performance as well.
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