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I have had some user complaints about email being delayed after doing
some investigation I found out that sure enough it was happening. About one in 20 was getting delayed about 20 - 30 minutes during this time other emails could skip over it, but one email would get hung. Basically what I did was email To: user2@external.com CC: user4@internal.com From: user3@internal.com Subject: Testing #<number> This is test #<number> When I went through this I found that messages from 1-4 went through fine. Then message 6 - 11. Message 5 took 20 minutes to arrive. I checked at my firewall and this is the order that they appeared there. So it appears to be definitely something in postfix that is causing the problem. I need any help I can get in how to trouble shoot this. If I do this again, how do I find the mail, where is it hanging. |
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devon_banks@comcast.net wrote:
> I have had some user complaints about email being delayed > About one in 20 was getting delayed about 20 - 30 minutes > When I went through this I found that messages from 1-4 went through > fine. Then message 6 - 11. Message 5 took 20 minutes to arrive. > I need any help I can get in how to trouble shoot this. If I do this > again, how do I find the mail, where is it hanging. You can always increase the verbosity of the syslog info, and weed through the detailed log files, typically located in /var/log/maillog http://www.postfix.org/DEBUG_README.html -- Greg |
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