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Posted by Flamer on 07/19/06 04:16
Manuel Lemos wrote:
> Hello,
>
> eastcoastguyz wrote:
> > Thanks for your post. I didn't want to create my own mail queue system
> > in an attempt to override the limits by the ISP, but to make sure I
> > didn't exceed them.
>
> That is simple, just use the PHP sleep() function to pause between
> deliveries if the average delivery time is taking more than your ISP allows.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Manuel Lemos
>
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Yes that could be useful for a mailing list implementation and is
probably what this user needs, but since we are on the topic of this,
for my own implementation i had thought of 'spooling' all emails, so
feedback forms, registration forms, newsletter, forgot passwords ect..
this is of course going to be for a high density site, it would be kind
of nice to have all emails going through the same queue. i will be
running postfix on this server so perhaps this would do the job fine on
its own and just use the sleep function for newsletters?
Flamer.
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