According to
https://www.postfix.org/CONNECTION_CACHE_README.html#implementation there
are "two connection caching strategies".
Are smtp_connection_cache_on_demand and
smtp_connection_cache_destinations mutually exclusive?
ie, if I enable smtp_connection_cache_destinations, does the on_demand
Hi, Is there any reason for smtp_connection_cache_time_limit to be set
differently than connection_cache_ttl_limit?
It seems like cache TTL would be limited by whichever one of these
parameters is lower. Is this a correct understanding?
I was reading the CONNECTION_CACHE_README and it says the f
Hello, according to the docs, when there is a "high volume" of mail in the
active queue, then a connection is added to the cache, How is "high
volume" determined? Below is the quote from the documentation:
"On-demand connection caching. This is enabled by default, and is
controlled with the smt
Is there any relation between max_use and the smtp connection cache?
I read the documentation for max_use (default: 100) and was unclear what it
means when it's "ignored by the Postfix queue manager and by other
long-lived Postfix daemon processes". Could you give some examples of
where max_use w
