Hi all, first off, yes, I'm quite aware that this subject has been discussed at various times during the last couple of years. I am also aware of the existence of Richard's domain-concurrency-patch and of its drawbacks - and its removal from his website... ;( Having spent numerous hours looking through this list's archives and the qmail.org site, I still haven't found any mention of other productive implementations that would effectively limit qmail-remote concurrency on a per domain (or per MX or per IP - either would do just as well) basis for the running qmail-send instance. Is there such an implementation apart from Richard's patch? If there isn't: Is there at least a consensus among developers about the strategy? I've got a couple of ideas of my own and I've come across a couple on the list, but I haven't found a summation article or something of that type on the subject. On his current website, Richard writes that the patch is "not available, better options on www.qmail.org" I can't seem to find those better options - at least not ones that would have the effect I'm trying to achieve. Could you please give me a pointer if I'm missing something here? Cheers, Michael -- Michael H. Ionescu mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] PIKS GmbH, Abt. ITB2, CC-Unix phone:+49-(0)711-911-4236 Porschestrasse, D-71287 Weissach fax:+49-(0)711-911-3188 PIKS - The Porsche IT-Company - UNIX-Systems Competence Center
