Re: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

2003-08-29 Thread David T-G
Raditha, et al -- ...and then Raditha Dissanayake said... % % Hello David, Hi! % looks like a bit of a tough one :-) guess you might be better off trying Indeed. % one of the qmail groups instead of this one. Sorry my own qmail Oh, whoops! Yes, I'm already being a general pest on the qm

Re: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

2003-08-29 Thread Raditha Dissanayake
Hello David, looks like a bit of a tough one :-) guess you might be better off trying one of the qmail groups instead of this one. Sorry my own qmail expertise isn't as good as it should be. best regards raditha David T-G wrote: jabber, et al -- ...and then [EMAIL PROTECTED] said... % % Hello

Re: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

2003-08-29 Thread David T-G
jabber, et al -- ...and then [EMAIL PROTECTED] said... % % Hello, Hi! % % I recall someone (pardone me i don't save list mails) pointing out that % the delay could actually be in generating the message rather than in the Yep. Nope. % sending. You are sending a customized message to each

Re: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

2003-08-28 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello, I recall someone (pardone me i don't save list mails) pointing out that the delay could actually be in generating the message rather than in the sending. You are sending a customized message to each user aren't you? Would you be creating this message from what's in a mysql database or s

Re: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

2003-08-28 Thread David T-G
Jabber, et al -- ...and then [EMAIL PROTECTED] said... % % having you tried ezmlm or to directly inject the message into the que? Yes, I've tried qmail-inject. I got down to about 0.41s/msg which is still terrible. Thanks & HAND :-D -- David T-G * There is too much anim

Re: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

2003-08-27 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
having you tried ezmlm or to directly inject the message into the que? Javier Tacon wrote: I think that may be 'problem' from sendmail .. mail() function under linux only interacts with sendmail, it doesn't contact to the remote SMTP to leave the mail. Do you have the same sendmail version in two

Re: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

2003-08-27 Thread Curt Zirzow
* Thus wrote David T-G ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > > It seems to be the mail() call itself, because I can make a system call > (system, exec, passthru) to just echo the current data and it rips > through my list in nothin' flat. So how do I tune mail() to make it > faster? Or do I need to give up and

Re: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

2003-08-27 Thread David T-G
Javier -- ...and then Javier Tacon said... % % May be the machine of your friend has a better network output than your % machine :) Heh :-) Hey, stranger things have happenned! But check my other followup for an interesting twist. Thanks again & HAND :-D -- David T-G

RE: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

2003-08-27 Thread Javier Tacon
May be the machine of your friend has a better network output than your machine :) -Mensaje original- De: David T-G [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviado el: miercoles, 27 de agosto de 2003 11:59 Para: PHP General list CC: Javier Tacon Asunto: Re: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

Re: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

2003-08-27 Thread David T-G
Javier, et al -- ...and then Javier Tacon said... % % I think that may be 'problem' from sendmail .. mail() function under % linux only interacts with sendmail, it doesn't contact to the remote Right. Only it doesn't make much sense, because qmail is FAST. % SMTP to leave the mail. Do you hav

RE: [PHP] speed of mail() on two servers

2003-08-27 Thread Javier Tacon
I think that may be 'problem' from sendmail .. mail() function under linux only interacts with sendmail, it doesn't contact to the remote SMTP to leave the mail. Do you have the same sendmail version in two machines? You should compare both sendmail configuration and try to check the speed from a