I've been running this code for a day now without crashes or signs of
memory growth on about 3M messages.
What I've noticed is that certain messages are almost "stuck" on the
sending MTA because processing of them stalls (in 15000 out of
3Million). The envelope sender and recipient are always
Matt Sergeant wrote:
On 9 Mar 2005, at 19:41, David Sparks wrote:
I've been running this code for a day now without crashes or signs of
memory growth on about 3M messages.
What I've noticed is that certain messages are almost "stuck" on the
sending MTA because processin
Hi all,
I've been investigating using IPC::DirQueue in a queue plugin with the
high_perf branch. Does such a plugin already exist?
Some performance #s
spamtrap queue plugin:
local queue: 6000 msg/min
nfs queue: 4000 msg/min
IPC::DirQueue queue plugin (nfs only):
$dq->enqueue_file: 2600
> oh, btw, I've just released IPC::DirQueue 0.05, which includes support for
> the enqueue_sub() API as used in http://taint.org/wk/QpsmtpdIpcDirqueue .
I'm getting ~5% (whoopee!) better throughput by calling the
enqueue_string method with a full message. Tested with 11k and 50k
messages. This i
>>>I've been investigating using IPC::DirQueue in a queue plugin with the
>>>high_perf branch. Does such a plugin already exist?
>
>
> Not that I know of --- I haven't even looked into the details of
> high_perf, and what may be required there, yet ;)
I thought it all just worked. :)
> oh, bt
I'm getting a warning on every message:
Use of uninitialized value in array element at
[...]lib/Qpsmtpd/Transaction.pm line 164.
I actually don't use any plugins that run on the body. Perhaps
_body_current_pos is being initialized by plugins that parse the body?
--- Transaction.pm 2005-05
> 550 Spam detected.
This almost never does what you think it does or want it to do.
On a bad day I personally get 100+ bounces caused by people who though
rejecting spams (and virii) was a good idea.
Accept and discard.
ds
When running qpsmtpd under `setuidgid` (from daemontools) it doesn't
reset ENV{HOME} so it tries to write to /root/tmp.
root # setuidgid smtpd echo $HOME
/root
I'm not a daemontools expert, is this expected? This is my run file and
the change I needed to make it work:
dave $ cat run
#!/
I wanted to add some kind of extended config support for plugins that
I'm writing that run at connect, mail from and rcpt to stages. I hacked
in YAML support into lib/Qpsmtpd.pm (the diff is below but I'm not
submitting this as a patch ... at this point at least). I've noticed
that the config fil
John Peacock wrote:
> David Sparks wrote:
>
>> I'm not a daemontools expert, is this expected?
>
>
> Yes. The documentation for setuidgid:
>
> <http://cr.yp.to/daemontools/setuidgid.html>
>
> doesn't mention anything about resetting E
John Peacock wrote:
> David Sparks wrote:
>
>> I wanted to add some kind of extended config support for plugins that
>> I'm writing that run at connect, mail from and rcpt to stages. I hacked
>> in YAML support into lib/Qpsmtpd.pm (the diff is below but I'm
> I have been running it for a while however I don't have good news. I
> lose mail. I have no idea why yet and I haven't had chance to debug it.
> I'm pretty frustrated by this issue. It seems to work fine for a while
> and eventually start failing in very very weird ways (mostly to do with
> r
(using poll server)
I'm wondering why when I hook_config() in a plugin that hook is called
whenever qpsmtpd calls ->config() somewhere? my hook_config() gets
called for requests for 'me' and 'smtpgreeting'. Is there no way to
have this hook only called from the plugin that defined it? It just
s
Ask Bjørn Hansen wrote:
>
> On May 1, 2006, at 6:10 PM, David Sparks wrote:
>
>> I'm wondering why when I hook_config() in a plugin that hook is called
>> whenever qpsmtpd calls ->config() somewhere? my hook_config() gets
>> called for requests for 'me&
The transaction object you get in hook_connect, ie:
sub hook_connect {
my ($self, $transaction) = @_;
what is it used/good for? Any values put in the notes section seem to
be gone when accessed during the mail transaction. I would hazard a
guess that the transaction object is reset when the M
John Peacock wrote:
> David Sparks wrote:
>
>>Is there a preferred way to get the config dir? To call config_dir() I
>> seem to need to "use Qpsmtpd;" in my plugin and call it via
>>Qpsmtpd::configdir().
>
>
> Perhaps you could tell us what you inten
I'm using the register method in a plugin to do some pre-configuration.
One of the things it does is check that its special working directories
are there and permissions are as expected. This works fine, but I'm not
sure what to do if there is a problem?
What is the best practice if you encounte
Hi, I've just upgraded to the latest version and noticed that mail from
and rcpt to checking is now very strict. Bear in mind that I use
qpsmtpd on a spamtrap, so getting "strict" with the protocol isn't what
I want.
I found the workaround for optional brackets by adding them in
hook_rcpt_pre whe
(as a side note I have another speedup coming for you shortly - I have
re-written the DNS resolver in XS, which should provide a significant
speedup).
Sweet, I haven't looked too closely at whats going on, but %INC suggests
that PollServer still uses Net::DNS for something. Will this depend
I was having problems getting a postfix mta to forward messages to
qpsmtpd-async. Postfix was reporting that the connection was lost after
end of data.
plugins for hook_connect, hook_mail and hook_rcpt would run, but the
plugins for hook_data_post, hook_queue and hook_disconnect were not run.
Try latest SVN. There were some bugs in this area I just fixed.
Yup that seems to have fixed it, I'm unable to reproduce the problem.
Cheers,
ds
JT Moree wrote:
> Hanno Hecker wrote:
>>> Is there a message ID that is unique to each message?
>> Not until the sending client has submitted a 'Message-ID' header ;-)
>
>> But it would be easy to add / generate a transaction id after every
>> reset_transaction() call. This could be logged instead
>> = sprintf("%.4f", time()) .".". $self->qp->config("me") . \
>> sprintf("%08X", rand(2**32 - 1)); #how expensive is this?
>>
>> These are the approaches suggested so far. I added the last one as a
>> combination of the others. Can we see a show of hands for the one
>
> Using rand is bogus.
A UUID is preferable to the other solutions because you can condense it
down to 128 bits of binary data ... and put it in a database. :)
The other solutions are not as database friendly. It seems to me if
we're trying to solve the problem of guaranteeing unique transaction ids
for extremely high
I forgot why init() is called per connection in the async server?
Something to do with changing plugins on the fly?
Right now my plugins are 30% management code to avoid reloading their
config in init().
Does anyone else see a need for once only initialization hooks?
Cheers,
ds
Hi,
Has anyone noticed the poll server running "out of order" when under
high load? I can connect to one of my qp servers and successfully do
most of a smtp transaction before the banner even arrives. Session dump:
# telnet 1.2.3.4 25
Trying 1.2.3.4...
Connected to 1.2.3.4.
Escape character is
Juerd Waalboer wrote:
> David Sparks skribis 2007-12-18 16:36 (-0800):
>> # telnet 1.2.3.4 25
>> Trying 1.2.3.4...
>> Connected to 1.2.3.4.
>> Escape character is '^]'.
>> helo b.c
>> mail from:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> rcpt to:<[EMAIL
Hi Matt,
> I just checked this in which should fix it:
Indeed that seems to fix the ordering problem.
Cheers,
ds
>
> --- qpsmtpd-async (revision 823)
> +++ qpsmtpd-async (working copy)
> @@ -369,6 +369,7 @@
>
> $client->process_line("Connect\n");
> $client->watch_read(
Sometime I notice that qpsmtpd is very busy accepting new connections but
never getting around to processing them (before they timeout). I wonder if
anyone sees any value in being able to tweak the number of accept()s per event
loop cycle?
I tried the patch below with some success. As I unde
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