[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello:
>> ------- Original Message -------
>>From : Veit
> Zimmermann[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent : 3/8/2007 6:42:03 AM
>> To : [email protected]
>> Cc :
>> Subject : RE: [twsocket] SMTP connection limit
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> Are there providers which limit the number of
>> concurrent SMTP
>> connections? In other words: Do I have to make the
>> maximum number
>> of connections for asynchronous operation flexible
>> and what would
>> be a good practice approach (besides making it user
>> configurable).
>>
>> TIA
>>
>
> Most ISP's SMTP servers limit the amount of
> concurrent connections from the same source to about
> 10 or 20. This is intended to prevent automatic
> spamming and mail bombing runs, or to at least hinder
> or limit their impact. This is pretty much an
> industry standard nowadays (along with rejecting
> connections from dynamic IP addresses).
>
> Making the limit configurable is a good idea, and
> I would suggest a default limit of no more than 20.
> Like Arno said in his post, asynchroneous connections
> to the same server do not necessarily increase
> performance significantly so it shouldn't matter that
> much to the user.
Thanks, I will consider changing to one connection in a later
version. For now I have to live with user configuration.
Thanks also to Arno and Francois.
BTW: I used one of the SMTP examples as a guideline, which also
uses one connection per mail sending multiple mails at the same
time (if I didn't misunderstand the intention of the example).
Maybe it should be mentioned in the example that this is not the
preferred method.
Regards
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