Stanley Robins wrote:
i need to send like 100,000 emails a day sending
newsletters.. and thats why i think high volume server should be
required.. but seriously i have seen my server statics.. but i have a
typical qmailtoaster installation on fedora 4 with 1 GB RAM and 100
MBPS ethernet and till now sendings emails it is working fine... but i
think it will be well enough as our email requirements might go up to
50% more in next 3 months..
and as with warrens toaster.. is my toaster also affected with that 509
concurrent connections ?? cant i increase it to 2000 or something..
and how can i see how many emails went in a day and statics like that
in qmail ???
i see logs with qlog but it doesnt show how many emails etc.. how can i
view that ???
On 5/18/06, Jake Vickers <
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Stanley
Robins wrote:
> Has anybody setup High Volume Server with qmailtoaster ?
> Can you pls guide me on this
Depends on what you mean by high-volume. one of my setups processes
(including spam) 20,000 emails a day.
If you're looking to setup something like an ISP would use, check out
Bill's website (http://shupp.org/maps/ispcluster.html).
He has some good
info. I'd started to set up a cluster install, but that ended up being
more work than I wanted to do for free.
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Your logs are in /var/log/qmail. The ones you likely want are in
/var/log/qmail/send and /var/log/qmail/smtp. The lines start with a
date that needs to be decoded, so your line will start with something
like:
cat /var/log/qmail/smtp/* | tai64nlocal | grep 2006-05-17
and then you can grep for things like "starting delivery" or "success:"
for send or "CHKUSER accepted rcpt:" in smtp
Hope it helps,
W
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