[Mailman-Users] Too many recipients
Mark Sapiro
mark at msapiro.net
Wed Oct 24 01:31:55 CEST 2012
Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>The 828 recipients was the entire list, but the list is chunked into
>pieces of *at most* SMTP_MAX_RCPTS (default 500) and each chunk is
>sent as a separate SMTP transaction. Further, the chunks ar separated
>by top level domain such that all .com addresses are in their (set of)
>chunks; all .net and .org addresses are in a separate set; all .edu,
>.us and .ca addresses, and the rest are in yet another set.
It's not really an important part of the answer, but the above
paragraph should have said:
The 828 recipients was the entire list, but the list is chunked into
pieces of *at most* SMTP_MAX_RCPTS (default 500) and each chunk is
sent as a separate SMTP transaction. Further, the chunks are separated
by top level domain such that all .com addresses are in their (set of)
chunk(s); all .net and .org addresses are in a separate set; all .edu,
.us and .ca addresses are in a third set, and the rest are in yet
another set.
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