On Fri, Feb 04, 2011 at 12:51:36AM +0100, Jeroen Geilman wrote:
>> That will create a separate queue from the outgoing mail which is using
>> the "smtp" transport,
>
> There is one queue.
Physically, yes. Logically, and this is what matters more: no. Each
transport has a separate pool of delivery agent processes transports
are scheduled in parallel (well, round-robin, but unless the queue
manager is disk-I/O starved, transport allocation is very fast, delay
is caused by lack of delivery agents or per-transport, per-nexthop concurrency
limits).
So the comment about "one queue" is mostly wrong, and the previous post
is essentially correct.
--
Viktor.
