On Feb 1, 2012, at 3:24 PM, Wietse Venema wrote:
Stoyan Stoyanov:
Hi List,
I'm designing some 'mail-sending' platform with a little bit of
specific requirements.
It would be a large mass mailing service (no spam of course) with
almost 150 mails/sec and have to sent mails ~ 14-16 hours per day
with
that intensity.
The exact fetching, queueing, sending is not my worries, I mean I
already know how to do it. (with postfix off course:) )
But the hard part for me is that , for every one email I have to
track full statistics.
Submit each message with a unique Message-ID header. This is logged
by the cleanup daemon. The format of Message-ID headers is documented
in RFC 5322.
Postfix delivery agents (and queue manager) log mail delays and
other status information.
All Postfix daemons including cleanup daemon and delivery agents
log the Postfix queue ID. That allows you to connect the unique
Message-ID with mail delays and other status information.
Wietse
Thank you Wietse,
Yes, this is an option that can help.
Please , if there are some other options that can handle this, advice
me.
Stoyan Stoyanov
Core Systems
