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> From: Wietse Venema [mailto:wietse] > Sent: Friday, May 09, 2008 9:24 AM > To: Joey > Cc: postfix-users > Subject: Re: mailq lockups > > Joey: > > What legit business with exception of a big isp would have that many > > mailservers. > > Somehow there is something related to spam which is causing the lockup. > > Stop speculating, start doing real measurements. > > Send mail to the exchange box that pretends to come from such a domain. > > $ sendmail -f user@suspect-domain recipient... < inputfile > > where inputfile contains some text. > > And so on. > > Wietse This was a good test, if I use the sender domain of the messages I am saying are spam because they are the messages that lock up in the queue and remain there: sendmail -f colvdiyfq testaccount < testfile This times out sending to the exchange server. If I take the same exact entry but put my domain as the sender like so: sendmail -f colvdiyfq testaccount < testfile It works perfectly with NO hung connections on either side. I tried this with 2 different domains that were from messages that were locked up in the queue on the postfix side with the same results.
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