Postfix vs MailScanner : Slow Incoming Queue

[Glenn Steen]

On 10/11/2007, Julian Field <MailScanner at ecs.soton.ac.uk> wrote:
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> Glenn Steen wrote:
> > On 10/11/2007, Drew Marshall <drew.marshall at technologytiger.net> wrote:
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> >> On 10 Nov 2007, at 00:50, Julian Field wrote:
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> >>> Drew Marshall wrote:
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> >>>> On 9 Nov 2007, at 22:50, R Wahyudi wrote:
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> >>>>> I did  ..
> >>>>> http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/postfix/2007-11/0364.html
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> >>>>> Anyway .. I am still curious to know if this is the default
> >>>>> MailScanner - postfix behavior ie : you have to wait for
> >>>>> qmgr to respawn to be able to deliver message from incoming queue ??
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> >>>> Evening all, been far too long since I have posted (Been stupidly
> >>>> busy
> >>>> :-( )
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> >>> Glad to see you back!
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> >> Nice to be back! Mind you I have some reading to do (I didn't really
> >> go, just no time to post and only just enough time to read some
> >> threads). Hope you are feeling better, Shingles is no fun :-(
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> >> Drew
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> > Uh, enlighten a poo Swede, would you... What are "shingles"? Thought
> > that'd be a 1930's hair style:-)
> >
> It's the same virus pretty much as causes chickenpox in children. It
> travels along your nerves. Most people carry it, it just lies dormant.
> Occasionally it flares up, and causes spots on the skin along the rough
> path of the nerve it has flared up in. It also causes a nerve pain
> (rather like RSI pain) due to inflammation of the nerves (I think).
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> Wikipedia has an article all about it
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herpes_zoster
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> Jules
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Ah, that kind of Herpes... Nasty.
Not much to do other than to wait it out:/... Hope it wasn't too bad.

Cheers
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