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On Oct 1, 2006, at 9:12 PM, Tokio Kikuchi wrote:
> I've commited it as LMTPRunner.py because it should be restarted by
> mailmanctl.
>
>>How much work is your LMTP
>> implementation doing when it receives t
Hi,
Barry Warsaw wrote:
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> When you feel confident about your lmtp implementation, go ahead and
> check it in (probably in Mailman/bin/lmtp.py with hooks for mmshell
> - -- or I can do the latter). I think at this early date we should
> make both LMTP and Maildir delivery possible, then we'
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On Sep 30, 2006, at 9:36 PM, Tokio Kikuchi wrote:
> With the current default method of invoking mailman post program
> and pipelineing takes 49 seconds for the last 100th message to
> reach the list member (a local user), while maildir and lmtp
At 10:36 AM +0900 10/1/06, Tokio Kikuchi wrote:
>>An smtpd.py based LTMP server could
>> provide an interesting proof of concept though.
>
> I've almost finished writing this primitive LMTP server.
I am no longer on the list. Please do not include me in any
Hi,
> An smtpd.py based LTMP server could
> provide an interesting proof of concept though.
I've almost finished writing this primitive LMTP server.
Here is a result of experiment of posting 100 messages to a list and
measuring arriving/leaving times on my la
