This is a discussion on exim configuration within the alt.comp.mail.exim forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; I am in the process of moving away from qmail to a more ISP friendly MTA (qmail opens one connection ...
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I am in the process of moving away from qmail to a more ISP friendly
MTA (qmail opens one connection per email). Ive been looking at exim and postfix. I had postfix configured pretty well, but when I added the domain keys "hack", postfix crawled. I have turned my attention to exim (much better current solution to domain keys). In internal test, it ran great. It delivered emails to other internal email servers pretty fast. When I tried a real world test it got backed up and the queue just kept growing. I tried to send an email to 20k emails and the queue got up to 19k+. my latest set up has: split_spool_directory queue_run_max = 5 remote_max_parallel = 40 in cron I have /usr/local/exim -q running every minute. I use dnscache on the server and it runs Red Hat Linux. emails get added exims queue through an smtp connection. Are there any tips as to what I do to speed exim up? Does exim require a high amount of memory to run fast (the server only has 512 MB since qmail can run very fast with less than that). thanks, Isaac |
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