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<0> morning folks!
<1> hi mobiGeek
<1> do you help?
<0> depends....what's the q?
<1> two qmail and backup mx
<1> howto send a etrn to a mx0?
<0> ah, well beyond me.
<0> sorry
<1> ok thanks
<2> hi, i have qmail concurrencyremote set to 250, but the system can only reach a max qmail-remote about 70 process
<2> is that a problem?
<3> DDK: Are you sure it's qmail that's throttling it?
<2> yes, i use 'qmailctl flush' whenever the process is less than 15, it reach the max 70
<2> because of the problem, my queue grow up to 200k mails
<2> my mother language is not english, sorry about my poor english
<3> I'm not sure what would cause that. Are you running qmail-scanner?
<2> no
<2> just with vpopmail
<3> Okay. I know nothing about vpopmail, so I can't help.
<2> there is no problem with vpopmail
<2> i am sure that.
<2> if the queue has many many mails in the queue, the number of qmail-remote process should be larger, right?
<3> I would think so, but I've learned about qmail through experience and my server doesn't get anywhere near that kind of traffic.
<2> i am stress my server with a average 8mails/s in, about one day, the queue reaches about 200k.
<2> so i have to find where the problem is
<2> but i checked all the config files as hard as i can, my suspect is this.
<3> Well, the mail is getting into the queue ok, you're sure vpopmail isn't causing a bottleneck getting them out?
<2> yes, currently all the mails are send to this server for outgoing
<2> i am pretty sure there is nothing to do with vpopmail.
<2> i think mails from the queue to qmail-send -> qmail-remote => remote smtp server are moving slowly.
<2> not as fast as i expected.
<4> Where is a good place that will allow you to look up ~64 IP's at once to see if they are on any spam lists?
<5> woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohaaaa
<6> i've got this mail address
<6> a@domain.com
<6> when someone sends a message to a@domain.com it should be forwarded to b,c,d,e,etc@domain.com
<6> without using a mailinglist
<6> people do not need to subscribe
<3> wouterrr: man dot-qmail
<6> hum...
<6> i searched for dot-qmail but i wonder if it's capable for doing what i want
<3> Ypu just want a static forwarding list, right?
<6> when someone mails at b@domain.com then c,d,e get the message
<3> So when address a, b, c, or d get a message a, b, c, and d get the message?
<6> no, when address b gets a message, it's forwarded to b,c,d,e,f,g
<3> Do you mean "when address a gets a message, it's forwarded to b,c,d,e,f,g"
<6> yes
<3> Because if you do, just create a .qmail-a file and put b,c,d... in it
<6> .qmail-a ?
<3> in /var/qmail/alias
<3> so the file for list@domain would be .qmail-list
<6> but i use virtual domains
<6> so .qmail-b is b@defaultdomain
<6> and not b@otherdomain
<6> right?
<3> I've never played with virtual domains
<6> if i put .qmail-b in the maildir of the user
<6> then i could forward it right
<3> AFAIK
<3> Heck, try it
<6> yes thanks
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