Hi guys
I have a PHP page that basically has a loop to send a bunch of mail() commands (it's a weekly roster). The problem is that it can take up to a full minute to refresh the page because it waits for all the emails to be sent. When I create a fake roster with just my name and email it goes really quickly, but when it has a lot of different emails it seems to take much longer. In the exim mainlog I have lines that look like this:
which seem to be causing the delays. I've added these extras in my exim.variables.conf.custom:
I'm also curious as to why there is the misspelling of 'callout' ('calloout') in the log and where that might be coming from. Any assistance appreciated!
Cheers, John G
I have a PHP page that basically has a loop to send a bunch of mail() commands (it's a weekly roster). The problem is that it can take up to a full minute to refresh the page because it waits for all the emails to be sent. When I create a fake roster with just my name and email it goes really quickly, but when it has a lot of different emails it seems to take much longer. In the exim mainlog I have lines that look like this:
2024-02-13 17:25:20 1rZmEK-00000009BgJ-1DnC recipient verify defer (making calloout connection): T=remote_smtp Network is unreachable
which seem to be causing the delays. I've added these extras in my exim.variables.conf.custom:
and I have added this line to the /usr/local/php81/lib/php.ini:smtp_accept_queue_per_connection=100
queue_run_max=100
remote_max_parallel=100
disable_ipv6=true
sender_verify=false
but the recipient verify defer messages remain.sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/exim -t -odb
I'm also curious as to why there is the misspelling of 'callout' ('calloout') in the log and where that might be coming from. Any assistance appreciated!
Cheers, John G
