Re: Maximum number of requests per mail at SZS?

2008-12-06 Thread Albert Reiner
Hello,

[sun zoom spark [EMAIL PROTECTED], Sat, 29 Nov 2008 14:57:12 -]:
  ,
  | You may request up to 5 resources in each email you send to
  | www4mail`AT`szs.net.
  `
...
  Also I wonder if excess requests within a single mail are dropped
  silently or cause an error message.
 
 I don't know!
 Would you like to test it?

By now, I did some testing:

- At first, I sent an e-mail with 10 identical GET requests (same
  URL); as a result, I got exactly *one* copy back.  This actually
  surprised me quite a bit as I would have expected at least five
  copies, or nothing at all.

  Is this a known / documented behavior of the WWW4MAIL code?

- I then sent an e-mail with 8 different GET requests and got 5
  responses (2 of which were error messages due to bad URLs).  So it
  seems that the requests are SILENTLY TRUNCATED to five requests.

Maybe this should eventually be mentioned in the documentation.

Best regards,

Albert.

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Re: Maximum number of requests per mail at SZS?

2008-11-29 Thread sun zoom spark
Hello accmailers ...

On 26 Nov 2008 at 13:48, Albert Reiner wrote:
 ,
 | You may request up to 5 resources in each email you send to
 | www4mail`AT`szs.net.
 `
   ...  I think it would be
   better to allow the user to use up all of her quota with a single
   mail, rather than forcing her to split the requests into several
   mails manually as I find myself doing quite often these days.

Agreed!
But unfortunately, the limit 5 is not a www4mail
configuration option. It is hardwired into the
Perl source code ... somewhere. I have looked for
it, but have failed to find it. If somebody else,
with more time on their hands, can tell me where
it is, I would be happy to increase it to a higher
value. I think 20 would be reasonable.


 Also I wonder if excess requests within a single mail are dropped
 silently or cause an error message.

I don't know!
Would you like to test it?


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