Ok guys, thanks for clearing that up, I'll definitely go through sockets if
its the same speed, I guess I was making assumptions on the disk speed
being faster. I'll look at postfix's smtp code first since its probably
much better than what I have. I was looking at smtp_proto and smtp_connect
but s
On 10/15/2013 7:02 PM, Paul C wrote:
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> but I'm trying to bypass making a socket connection
> to postfix and just inject the mail files directly in to the postfix
> queue directory myself.
This is completely unsupported and not recommended, and unlikely to
be faster than using the documented S
Paul C:
> Hey everyone, I'm about to write a script which would replace my existing
> php mime class / injector in to one written in C. This is custom code so I
> am not asking for direct help with it, but since its in C and will work
> with postfix exclusively, there's one part of it that would be
