Hi,
I've read the article at "http://www.postfix.org/SCHEDULER_README.html
<http://www.postfix.org/SCHEDULER_README.html> ".
The question is about a specific scenario to understand the behaviour of the
scheduler:
- User A, with ip address IP_A, sends 1 different email to 1 million of
different domain destinations (i.e. sender user@domain_a.dom
<mailto:user@domain_a.dom> , destinations: em...@1.domain.dom
<mailto:em...@1.domain.dom> , em...@2.domain.dom <mailto:em...@2.domain.dom> ,
..., em...@1000000.domain.dom <mailto:em...@1000000.domain.dom> )
- User A finishes to transmit all the emails, so the SMTP server has about 1
million of emails to manage (you also need to suppose that SMTP server delivers
messages slower than the sender)
- User B, with ip address IP_B and with the same SMTP server of User A, sends
an email to a different more domain destination (i.e. sender user@domain_b.dom
<mailto:user@domain_b.dom> , destination: em...@b.domain.dom
<mailto:em...@b.domain.dom> )
- From the article, I understand that the email of User B will be sent after
the 1 million messages of User A
It is right or there are other elements that let the scheduler behaves
differently?
Thanks in advance, regards
Giorgio Luchi
