On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 03:25:58PM -0500, Larry Stone wrote:
> You are either deliberately lying or you are in so far over your head that
> you have no business being anywhere near any computer as an administrator.
While the OP is not helping by modifying the very information that
could be used to solve his problem, the above is taking the admonition
way to far. Please apologize and try to stay calm.
The OP needs to analyze his logs as a body of data, not single
points. One message does not create congestion, which is a result
of many messages.
Therefore, in addition to employing the tools described in
QSHAPE_README, the OP needs to disclose any relevant configuration
settings, in particular any rate limited transports, non-default
concurrency settings, ...
What's critical is to understand where most of the mail is going,
whether there are any DNS misconfiguration issues slowing down MX
resolution, ... The message input rates and output rates need to
be measured and compared. Also the mean "c+d" value needs to be
computed to determine whether there is sufficient output concurrency
to deliver the input rate.
Notification settings need to be adjusted to reduce congestion from
notices about congestion, and recipient validation MUST be enabled
properly.
--
Viktor.
