Paul Tomblin via Mailman-users writes:

 > Right now it appears to be obeying the destination_recipient_limit
 > (5) in my postfix configuration, but it's not obeying the
 > destination_concurrency_limit (1),

Is that a typo?  In <https://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html> I didn't
finad a mention of 'destination_concurrency_limit', rather a family of
"default_destination_concurrency_limit" and
"$TRANSPORT_destination_concurrency_limit" variables for $TRANSPORT =
"smtp", "lmtp", "local", etc.  (Similarly for
"*_destination_recipient_limit".)

Also note that "*_destination_recipient_limit = 1" changes the meaning
of the corresponding "*_destination_concurrency_limit" from "per
domain" to "per recipient".  From what you write above this isn't an
issue in your configuration, but remember that "1" is special here.

 > and hitting their servers with a bunch of connections at the same
 > time. My research into postfix configuration continues.

 > I wonder if I should set max_recipients to 0 in Mailman, and let
 > Postfix decide how many recipients, if things would be a bit
 > happier?

This is more likely to give you full control over a mail flow than
having Mailman decide.  In general it's better to configure limits as
close to the agents you *don't* control as possible so downstream
agents in your system don't mess with it.  For example, if you have a
set of messages to a site that all have temporarily failed, Postfix
will likely batch them up for retry.  Mailman can't do anything about
that.  Also, probably more important from your point of view, is that
Postfix can deal with draconian limitations at one recipient domain
and be more performant at sane domains.  Mailman can't.

Steve


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