Additionally, i see all the bounces sitting in "incoming". They are not
getting processed until the large email is sent out - the queue grows. is
there a way to make the bounces to be done/redirected to another postfix
intrance running onthe machine ? I have that other instance from recieving
bounces that arrive through smtp, and it works fine. Only the bounces
generated by postfix itself are a problem, since that are sitting in the
same queue as the mega-recipient email ...

----- Original Message -----
From: "Alex Kramarov" <alexincredimail.com>
To: <postfix-userspostfix.org>
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 4:43 PM
Subject: RE: bource and defer

> >Alex Kramarov:
> >> Hi.
> >.>
> >> I am using postfix to send 1 email with several hundreds of thousands
of
> >> recipients (NOT SPAM). While sending the email, i have noticed that i
> have
> >> about 300 bounce processes running, while it should not be the case,
and
>
> >You have 300 processes running because each process is taking a
> >lot of time: it tries to lock a file 20 times, with 1-second delays
> >between attempts, before it gives up.
>
> >Are you running the Postfix queue on top of an NFS server? If so,
> >you have a file locking problem.
>
> >Wietse
>
> I have the queue on a local disk (ext3). Never had such problems until
> sending this multi-recipient email. Any other ideas ?
>
> Please cc the replies to me, i am on the digest list ...
>
> Thank you.
> Alex.

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