Thanks Nicole. This may end up as a qmail question now: is there a way
to disable dns lookup for qmail then?
Olivier Nicole wrote:
Can anyone confirm that Qmail/ inetd/ FreeBSD does some form of dns
lookup on it's SMTP?
It most certainly does, that would be configurable, but you can
conf
> Can anyone confirm that Qmail/ inetd/ FreeBSD does some form of dns
> lookup on it's SMTP?
It most certainly does, that would be configurable, but you can
confirm that by yourself: look at the full headers of the email you
receive, you should see some headers saying something like:
Received: f
Olivier,
I have no visibility on the delay on which external smtp servers deliver
mails to my mail server. Once a mail is sent out of my mail client, the
mail can be received immediately through my imap client.
To give a more detailed picture on load, my Qmail does not really a
heavy load. I
> Thanks for the reply. What happens during the sending of any email, is
> that my Thunderbird will show 'Connected to mail.xyz.com...' for a
> couple of seconds. Bear in mind that my (test) mails are very short, so
> it can't be due to data transfer. After that the text says sending mail
> and
Hello Lowell and Chuck,
Thanks for the reply. What happens during the sending of any email, is
that my Thunderbird will show 'Connected to mail.xyz.com...' for a
couple of seconds. Bear in mind that my (test) mails are very short, so
it can't be due to data transfer. After that the text says s
Hi--
On Jun 10, 2007, at 7:26 PM, Foo JH wrote:
I'm using inetd + qmail to implement a mail server. The combo
works, but usually sending a mail takes some 5-10 seconds.
I suspect it's largely because inetd or qmail is trying to do some
dns lookup or something, before letting it through. Is
Foo JH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm using inetd + qmail to implement a mail server. The combo works,
> but usually sending a mail takes some 5-10 seconds.
>
> I suspect it's largely because inetd or qmail is trying to do some dns
> lookup or something, before letting it through. Is there any
Hi all,
I'm using inetd + qmail to implement a mail server. The combo works, but
usually sending a mail takes some 5-10 seconds.
I suspect it's largely because inetd or qmail is trying to do some dns
lookup or something, before letting it through. Is there any way to
shorten this process - i
