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Hi again, $default_destination_concurrency_limit limits the number of parallel deliveries to the same "destination". But when have to mails the same "destination"? mail1 recipient: user1 mail2 recipient: user2 > host -t mx domainA.com ... mailer.domainA.com > host -t mx domainB.com ... mailer.domainB.com > host -t a mailer.domainA.com ... 1.2.3.4 > host -t a mailer.domainB.com ... 1.2.3.4 In fact, both mails would go to the same mailhost regarding its IP address. But neither the MX record of the two recipient domains nor the A record of those MX records are the same. Is @domainA.com and @domainB.com the "same destination" or not? If not, how to decide if two recipient addresses have "the same destination"? Regards -stefan- -- ------------------------------------------------------------------- Dipl. Inf. (FH) Stefan Palme email: kleiner www: http://hbci4java.kapott.org http://converter-db.de icq: 36376278 fax: +49 1212 517956219 mobil: +49 178 3227887 key fingerprint: 1BA7 D217 36A1 534C A5AD F18A E2D1 488A E904 F9EC -------------------------------------------------------------------
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