Re: [cobalt-users] Re: How can I speed up Sendmail?

["Shannon D. Denniston" <Shannon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Charlie typed:
>   I'm thinking we should REALLY let this thread die. First off, this isn't
>Cobalt-specific, and the questioner is welcomed to search sendmail.org (or
>even do a simple Google search) for the answers to his questions. Second, the
>USENET search results are suspicions enough to make an anti-spammer like me
>wonder why someone would NEED to spew 2k messages/minute, particularly
>someone owning the IamSuccessful.com Prospecting Program (take a look at it,
>particularly the "52 Follow-Up Messages" part!) and working from a
>hosting4u.net netblock. Confirmed opt-in just doesn't seem to require that
>high a transfer rate...

I would like to know what you are referring to when you say "USENET search
results."

The reason that we "NEED to spew 2k messages/minute" is because this is
what the project will realistically demand. The "project" I am referring to is
http://www.ConcordeBuddy.com  You should educate yourself first, before making
fictional judgments such as your earlier post. I am just a web developer. I was
instructed by my host Communitech.net to subscribe to this list to see if anyone
with a Cobalt RAQ knows how to increase the mail send rate.

"hosting4u.net" is the anonymous dns server for Communitech.net. It is used
by them for their resold accounts AND their dedicated server clients. Once again,
educate yourself before trying to turn something into a negative situation.

Yes, I do own the IamSuccessful.com Prospecting Program. We are a very
well respected company within the network marketing industry. I find it funny
that you mention this company as it is not even hosted on a RAQ server. Why
would you bring it up anyway? There's nothing in any of my earlier posts regarding
this url or business.

In addition, the "52 Follow-Up Messages" part of IamSuccessful.com is just
an autoresponder script that runs on a NON-RAQ server. This is not what we
are needing the "increased sendmail" info for, so once again, why bring it up?

I appreciate Eddy's post regarding "The timeout variable is in the PHP INI file.
max_execution_time" Thank you Eddy!

-Shannon