We have a requirement to send some research analysis mails as quickly as
possible. 



Everyday after the data is available my app generates the mails in eml
format in a directory.
These are personalized mails with attachments and have to reach the
recipients "instantly" ( in my customers lingo ... Research reports are
useless after the market opens )



What is the quickest way of pushing EML files to postfix for delivery. 

Currently I have a perl script that makes parallel smtp connections on
localhost and sends the mails. Should I send the mails on command line.
There are currently around 50k mails to be delivered  ideally within
5-10 mins.

I am only bothered about sending to postfix because delievery from there
is already taken care of. 



Is there a better way , other than sending mails on command line or
SMTP.  Something like and API to inject into postfix maildrop. 




Thanks
Ram

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