> Also if a MX refuse you because of some blacklist then remove
> thoses mails from the queue and send you a mail alert so you can
> investigate why destination refused your mail.
It's important not to fail an email on a first refusal, due to the wide
usage of 'greylisting' where the SMTP ser
Pete Williams wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've used ICS components for a while now and had great results.
>
> I have something new to do and wanted some advice before starting a
> new project.
>
> Previously my app used a single TSmtpCli and this all worked fine.
> Now however I have to send mail on behalf
Hello Pete,
200 mails per hour is really not much, a single thread can do much
more.
But you may be slowed by the other side smtp server if it is slow or
timeout. So doing multi-thread is a good way to maintain a good
average speed.
You can create 20 threads with a common queue
Hi
I've used ICS components for a while now and had great results.
I have something new to do and wanted some advice before starting a new project.
Previously my app used a single TSmtpCli and this all worked fine. Now however
I have to send mail on behalf of lots of accounts and the number