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[WebDNA] Emails per hour, [sendmail] BCC's

This WebDNA talk-list message is from

2010


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 105583
interpreted = N
texte = This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------000401070307060005010203 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > yes: yahoo, gmail, hotmail are blacklisting servers that send more than "X emails per hour". We have to remain below that limit and this is why there might be some delay for these domains: we handle separate mail queues for hem. > > - chris > > Do you, or anyone else, know what the actual email per hour limits are for yahoo, gmail and hotmail? Is there a limit as to how many BCC's can be used within a single [sendmail]? I am using WebDNA's [sendmail] to send out our email newsletter to 24,000 email addresses and am sending it out in emails with multiple BCC's. I read somewhere in the "list archives" that [sendmail] has a 5000 character limit. The actual content of the email newsletter is very small, 151.1KB, html file which is within the body of the [sendmail] as an [include file=]. The only other text within the body of the [sendmail] is a text link to a page on our site where the newsletter can be viewed as a web page on our server. Is there indeed a 5000 character limit for [sendmail] and if so does it include the number of characters in all of the BCC addresses and/or the [include=file]? Thanks, Steve --------------000401070307060005010203 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit 
yes: yahoo, gmail, hotmail are blacklisting servers that send more than "X emails per hour". We have to remain below that limit and this is why there might be some delay for these domains: we handle separate mail queues for hem.- chris
Do you, or anyone else, know what the actual email per hour limits are for yahoo, gmail and hotmail?

Is there a limit as to how many BCC's can be used within a single [sendmail]?

I am using WebDNA's [sendmail] to send out our email newsletter to 24,000 email addresses and am sending it out in emails with multiple BCC's. I read somewhere in the "list archives" that [sendmail] has a 5000 character limit. The actual content of the email newsletter is very small, 151.1KB, html file which is within the body of the [sendmail] as an [include file=]. The only other text within the body of the [sendmail] is a text link to a page on our site where the newsletter can be viewed as a web page on our server.

Is there indeed a 5000 character limit for [sendmail] and if so does it include the number of characters in all of the BCC addresses and/or the [include=file]?


Thanks,
Steve --------------000401070307060005010203-- Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: [WebDNA] Emails per hour, [sendmail] BCC's (christophe.billiottet@webdna.us 2010)
  2. [WebDNA] Emails per hour, [sendmail] BCC's (Steve Raslevich 2010)
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------000401070307060005010203 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > yes: yahoo, gmail, hotmail are blacklisting servers that send more than "X emails per hour". We have to remain below that limit and this is why there might be some delay for these domains: we handle separate mail queues for hem. > > - chris > > Do you, or anyone else, know what the actual email per hour limits are for yahoo, gmail and hotmail? Is there a limit as to how many BCC's can be used within a single [sendmail]? I am using WebDNA's [sendmail] to send out our email newsletter to 24,000 email addresses and am sending it out in emails with multiple BCC's. I read somewhere in the "list archives" that [sendmail] has a 5000 character limit. The actual content of the email newsletter is very small, 151.1KB, html file which is within the body of the [sendmail] as an [include file=]. The only other text within the body of the [sendmail] is a text link to a page on our site where the newsletter can be viewed as a web page on our server. Is there indeed a 5000 character limit for [sendmail] and if so does it include the number of characters in all of the BCC addresses and/or the [include=file]? Thanks, Steve --------------000401070307060005010203 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit 
yes: yahoo, gmail, hotmail are blacklisting servers that send more than "X emails per hour". We have to remain below that limit and this is why there might be some delay for these domains: we handle separate mail queues for hem.- chris
Do you, or anyone else, know what the actual email per hour limits are for yahoo, gmail and hotmail?

Is there a limit as to how many BCC's can be used within a single [sendmail]?

I am using WebDNA's [sendmail] to send out our email newsletter to 24,000 email addresses and am sending it out in emails with multiple BCC's. I read somewhere in the "list archives" that [sendmail] has a 5000 character limit. The actual content of the email newsletter is very small, 151.1KB, html file which is within the body of the [sendmail] as an [include file=]. The only other text within the body of the [sendmail] is a text link to a page on our site where the newsletter can be viewed as a web page on our server.

Is there indeed a 5000 character limit for [sendmail] and if so does it include the number of characters in all of the BCC addresses and/or the [include=file]?


Thanks,
Steve --------------000401070307060005010203-- Steve Raslevich

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