Don't know if this is your situation without more info, but if your
client is managing the list via their email client and sending via their
ISP like ATT/SBC, then I'd tell them to talk to their ISP first, or use
webmail on your server instead. Some ISP's have rules about how many
emails you can send through their network in an hour, or the max size of
an email. And don't forget to remind your client to use "Bcc:" if
appropriate--and it sounds like it is given the "large volume" they are
sending.
John
PakOgah wrote:
I think it was the environment CHKUSER_RCPTLIMIT on /etc/tcprules.d/tcp.smtp
by default is 50, you can increase it but dont forget to change value for
CHKUSER_WRONGRCPTLIMIT
the more recipient they sent the more possible wrong email address
hope it help, cmiiw
Good day,
I was wondering, does the toaster have any sort of defaults or
anti-spam measures that prevent a client from sending a large volume
email (meaning recipients)?
I had a client that I installed a toaster for, and htey have a mailing
list they manage in their email client, and it seems like after 20 -
50 or so are sent, the connection is dropped and so on.
Thanks!
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