[Mailman-Users] another question about invitation confirmation subject line/VERP

[Christopher Adams]

Geez, now I don't know who to listen to. :>). Anyway, my assumption
was wrong and I based it on the invitation confirmation not completely
working. Now it does and I thank you both.

One concern - Charles mentioned how 'expensive' it was to use VERP
with Postfix. I am wondering what kind of hit on the responsiveness of
my Mailman server will be. I have over 500 lists and 250,000
subscribers. If VERP being used for Mailman causes more mail activity,
could this result in slowness of list message delivery?

On Nov 27, 2007 4:19 PM, Brad Knowles <brad at shub-internet.org> wrote:
> On 11/27/07, Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
> >  Quoting from <http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html>, aka 'man 5
> >  postconf'
> >
> >   recipient_delimiter (default: empty)
>
> That man page may or may not describe the current state of affairs,
> and of course even if it does then you might be dealing with an older
> installation that may not implement the same default status.
>
> If you want to find out what your current postfix defaults are, you
> use the command "postconf -d".  If you want to see what you've got
> configured that is different from the built-in defaults, use the
> command "postconf -n".  A plain "postconf" will tell you what is
> configured, but you won't know whether that setting comes from the
> default or is being over-ridden by the configuration file.
>
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Christopher Adams
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