andy drexler wrote:
I searched the mail archive and found out why the log
file was empty. I added the -v to the smtpd/run script
and the log is now growing. On the server, there are a
bunch of running smtpd processes:

21728 ?        S      0:00 /var/qmail/bin/qmail-smtpd
mail2.smartsite.net /home/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw
/bin/true

there are about 20 of these processes. the
var/log/qmail/smtpd/current file loks like:

@400000003fe135d52844b54c tcpserver: pid 22727 from
66.218.86.99
@400000003fe135d5284a5e84 tcpserver: ok 22727
0:64.186.170.70:25 :66.218.86.99::41417
@400000003fe135d534ca88b4 tcpserver: end 22727 status
0
@400000003fe135d534caafc4 tcpserver: status: 19/20
@400000003fe135d534ccc304 tcpserver: status: 20/20
@400000003fe135d534da4024 tcpserver: pid 22729 from
131.202.3.20
@400000003fe135d534de85e4 tcpserver: ok 22729
0:64.186.170.70:25 :131.202.3.20::33911

a small number of messages to seem to be getting out,
but basically none of my users can send.

Looks like your concurrency is maxed. Try increasing your /var/qmail/control/concurrencyincoming to 50 and restart qmail-smtpd.


Regards,

Bill



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