Hello:
        Yesterday was the first time I got to test my qmail system with 
the big to-do patch applied. 

Problem:
Some $%^* hijacked a T1 line somewhere and started spamming using a 
return address that points to my system. The sheer number of bounces 
generated, slows legitimate mail down on my system by 6 hrs.

I had applied the big to-do patch in hopes of fixing that. My local 
concurrency is set to 40 and remote to 120. I had 4000 messages in my 
mail queue but qmail was not delivering mail for about 3 hrs. I had about 
45 qmail-queue processes. The machine had plenty of juice, the load av. 
never shot up over 1.5-2.0. 
Local/Remote concurrency never shot up, logs showed a max of 
2/40 and 6/120. 

Can anyone explain this? I want qmail to chew/hog the cpu and deliver the 
mail. What am I forgetting to tune??

Thanks
Burzin

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