--- Gabriel Lai Yong Shern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> I did increase the value of concurrencyremote so
> that it won't stay in the server too long, because
> the default value is 60.
> 
> What are others opinions on changing the value of
> concurrency??
> 
> Gab
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Edwin Casimero 
>   To: [email protected] 
>   Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2006 7:25 PM
>   Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] ***SPAM*** Help!
> Cannot send email outside my own server!
> 
> 
>   Thank you to all for your guidance,
> 
>   I started out yesterday with 40,000+ in queue.
>   Now I am down to 542.
> 
>   For the benefit of other qmailtoaster fans...
> 
>   This is my analysis of the problem:
>   - I got a call from a customer that emails are not
> being sent to yahoo, but within their company it
> works. 
>   - I checked and indeed confirmed this using
> another email server I also operate.
>   - I asked help here on the qmail toaster mailing
> list
>   - I turned off the firewall, nope, that's not it.
>   - Email receiving is fine. 
>   - Clue from the Gabriel Lai Yong Shern: qmailctl
> queue
>   - Found out I've got 40,000+ in the queue
>   - They are mostle from a very large message board
> I host which holds 60,000+ members.  The admin just
> sent a party invitation to everyone in the board. 
>   - Analysis from Jake Vickers regarding SPAM, I
> also checked with the RBL evidence that I have an
> old insecure feedback form in php.
> 
>   What I did to help solve this problem:
>   - I fixed the feedback forms by updating them to
> the latest ones with anti-spam 
>   - I increased the
> /var/qmail/control/concurrencyremote setting from 60
> to 120
>   - I did: qmailctl doqueue to speed up delivery
>   - I coordinated with the large messageboard admin
> to fix his part and not send mail for a while
>   - Now after more than 24 hours, I tweaked
> queuelifetime from 24 hours to 4 hours just to help
> empty the queue.
>   - Now I am down to 500+ in the queue, I will reset
> back the queuelifetime maybe to 12 hours. 
> 
>   What do you think guys?  Anything I missed?
>   Will update you on final resolution of this
> problem.
> 
> 
> 
>   On 2/6/06, Jake Vickers < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>     Gabriel Lai Yong Shern wrote:
> 
>     > *Don't worry, it will send out by now....* 
>     > **
>     > *You should see send log file*
>     > **
>     > *I have a client also, where the company will
> send out approx 100mails
>     > in 1 hour. I modified the concurrencyoutgoing
> file to be higher, so
>     > that it will send faster.* 
>     > **
>     > *but, I will advice you jot down the default
> value, when every mails
>     > finished sending, put it back default value. *
>     > **
>     > *After modified, please restart server. If
> stop qmail, will take 
>     > sometime, so restart is the best*
> 
>     Let's see. If I follow this, your main mail
> server got black listed,
>     right? I did a check at DNSStuff.com, and see
> that you were listed here:
>    
> http://psbl.surriel.com/listing?ip=209.11.243.202
>     http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml?209.11.243.202
>     Which means that you are listed as a spammer.
> Since the second link is 
>     SpamCop (one that almost every one uses) that
> would explain why your
>     mail cannot make it out of your domain. You need
> to find out who was
>     spamming, remove them from your server, and on
> the SpamCop link I sent
>     they have instructions on how to remove yourself
> from their list. This
>     is one of the risks of hosting other people's
> websites/email. Hope you
>     charge them enough to make up for the
> aggravation!
>     You could always swing all of your email
> accounts to another server with 
>     a different IP in the meantime. But you will
> still need to investigate
>     why you were listed as a spammer, or your new IP
> will just get
>     blacklisted, and on and on.
>     That will also be why you have 3000+ emails in
> your queue. Most servers 
>     will check against SpamCop (or one of the many
> others), and since you're
>     listed as a spammer, they drop connection on
> you. So your email sits in
>     the queue, until your
> /var/qmail/control/queuelifetime is exceeded. 
>     Sorry about your bad luck, and hopefully that
> helps some.
> 
>    
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