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Posted by Toby A Inkster on 08/14/07 16:53
gosha bine wrote:
> I think you'd be better off having a mail sender cronjob running
> independently from your web application. The application only creates a
> working set for the cronjob (e.g. populates a database table or similar).
Yep, but this is re-inventing the wheel.
Just need to run an SMTP daemon on localhost:25. If the PHP mail()
function is only sending to localhost for further relaying, it will
return a result very quickly. Then let the mailer daemon worry
about how long it takes to actually send the message.
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