> You are solving the wrong problem. Your filter absorbs mail too fast,
> queues it and then pushes back. It is far better for the filter to take
> its time before responding to "." and thus to tie up Postfix connections
> while the filter is catching up.

You are completely right, that's what happens. But that's something I
currently have to work with. That's why I want to add the throttling to
the part that accepts the email to make it accept email slower when the
filter queue size exceeds a certain limit.


Martijn 

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