On 09 Feb 2004, Daniel Lorch wrote: > Now the users think their mails have been succesfully delivered > because they won't receive a bounce mail until the mail expires > in the queue (1 week). Quite frankly, that sucks.
Is it still necessary to keep mails in the queue for one week nowadays? User behaviour has changed. Users expect emails to be delivered almost instantaneously or with very little delay. If a bounce is received one week after only, the mail that caused it is already forgotten if it wasn't important. And if it was important, they will probably already have called techsupport. On the other hand, the connectivity and availability of systems has greatly improved, so why should one keep mails in the queue for one week? Oliver ---------------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Maillist-Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/swinog%40swinog.ch/
