Hi,
What version of James are you using?
James 2.3.0
James 2.2.0 had bugs in spooling timings and often the send was delayed
10-60 seconds.
Sound pretty much like the problem I'm facing with 2.3.0.
The only option you have is to increase the number of spool threads /
delivery threads: this way if the system can handle that you will get
faster deliveries.
I have tried increasing the number of threads, but it didn't really
help. In fact I am sending mails sequentially. I'm waiting for the
result of the last mail before sending the next (it's some kind of batch
processing via mail). Usually the mail is handled in sub-second time but
occasionally it takes between 15-45 seconds until it is picked up from
the spool.
I am using MySQL for spooling, could this be the culprit?
Any logfile I could watch? Any other tweak I could try?
Michael
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