Re: Sendmail on OSX/Communigate Pro
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2002
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interpreted = N
texte = On 7/16/02 11:05 PM, Michael Davis mashed the following keys :> I'm looking for feedback on how responsive the sendmail function in > WebDNA is on the above mentioned platform. If performing a mailing > list type function where the goal is to send as many messages as > possible in as little time as possible, when does this combo start > running into problems. I've worked with MacOS/SIMS for years and > have had very good results. Does the sendmail context on OSX write > a file, or does it perform an SMTP connection? Also, does CGP have > a submitted folder? (can't find it in their docs.) > > Any advice/experience appreciated. > > Thanks, > Mike Well, it will handily out-perform Sims, that much I know. The OS9 Finder will choke on a few thousand files.CGP does have a submitted folder. but the 'pipe' module will accept mail directly from the command line as well I think.http://mail.ninewire.com:8010/Guide/PIPE.html#SubmittedI 'think' webcat does a straight SMTP connection in OSX, but it's always just worked, on servers with and without CGP, so I never bothered to learn for sure what the mechanism is.------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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On 7/16/02 11:05 PM, Michael Davis mashed the following keys :> I'm looking for feedback on how responsive the sendmail function in > WebDNA is on the above mentioned platform. If performing a mailing > list type function where the goal is to send as many messages as > possible in as little time as possible, when does this combo start > running into problems. I've worked with MacOS/SIMS for years and > have had very good results. Does the sendmail context on OSX write > a file, or does it perform an SMTP connection? Also, does CGP have > a submitted folder? (can't find it in their docs.) > > Any advice/experience appreciated. > > Thanks, > Mike Well, it will handily out-perform Sims, that much I know. The OS9 Finder will choke on a few thousand files.CGP does have a submitted folder. but the 'pipe' module will accept mail directly from the command line as well I think.http://mail.ninewire.com:8010/Guide/PIPE.html#SubmittedI 'think' webcat does a straight SMTP connection in OSX, but it's always just worked, on servers with and without CGP, so I never bothered to learn for sure what the mechanism is.------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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