On 11/11/2010 05:10 PM, Pedro Axelrud wrote:
Yeah, what Mark said is totally correct, the message is almost the
same to the two million recipients, but each delivery has one
recipient and different links to track clicks, let him/her
u_n_s_u_b_s_c_r_i_b_e (my reply before this got bounced because it
have these word so they thought I want to get off the list) and
all those things.
In each server we have a daemon that get all the data from
database, generate each message and queue it through local smtp.
That would have been useful to know the FIRST time.
Thank you Jeroen, the idea of changing the
/minimal_backoff_time/ is great, we should have thought about that
before. Also thanks for the doc I'll give a look right now.
Don't do this for a normal MTA; start a second instance for spamming if
this will be a regular thing.
Keep everything nicely separated.
--
J.
