d11wtq wrote:If it's a linux server, mail is just spooling the emails to disk, they'e not actually sending in real-time.
yes, is a linux server
d11wtq wrote:
SMTP on the other hand does get rid of it to another server, but you have to honour the protocol and speak SMTP commands to it over a network so yes, the script will take longer, but you also get rid of the mail faster.
uhm.. sorry but I haven't understand
what you mean when write "the script" ?
there is any smtp comand for "push" email from smtp to network ?
d11wtq wrote:I'm not sure I fully understand what you're asking though... why do you have to send it manually?
I go under WHM > mail queue manager
Here there is queue spool
Mail is automatically send really sloowly or not send for most time..
But, If (from here) I click "delivery now" mail is sent
d11wtq wrote:
EDIT | The speed of SMTP is also attributed to the server you're sending it to. If the SMTP server is under strain, or has low bandwidth then it'll slow things down. Cycling around more servers helps keep the load down. You can round-robin around servers.
This testing is maked on a Dual Xeon 2.66 with 2 GB of ram
Server is on webfarm with 100Mbit burstable
In this server, at this time, there is ONLY this test running
MTA > exim
Number of minutes between mail server queue runs > 10 minutes
Mail send from testing script is really litte:
250 emails any 10 minutes
tx