Dada Mail Mailing Lists: [dadadev] Re: Slowdowns again

From: John Collins
Subject: [dadadev] Re: Slowdowns again
In-Reply-To: [dadadev] Re: Slowdowns again
Date: Fri Feb 10 20:19:49 2012

Ooops, this is to clarify.  Changed the word to COMPILED and written to files.  These weren't actually sent.  I don't know the send through the server times, but will test again tonight when I send out the weekly piece.

Additionally, ran another test...
Also tried a small file, using 3.04
18kb, small msg html and text
3917 of 28624 messages compiled in: 6 minutes, 26 seconds
Average Sending Rate: 36,532 messages/hour
610.87 msgs/minute

Same msg using 4.03
1064 of 28649 messages compiled in: 3 minutes, 39 seconds
Average Sending Rate: 17,490 messages/hour
291 msgs per minute


John Collins wrote:
This is just an FYI. (I'm really not trying to beat this to death)

For testing purposes, I downgraded from 4.03 to 3.04 this morning.  I used the same mail file as was used last Saturday.  The following tests, do not represent an actual sending as this message was already sent a week ago.  I inserted the code in the config file that causes them to be compiled, but not sent.

Sat, Feb 20, 2010
Test Dada v4.03
Message size: 184kb, html and text, same msg as last week (both html and plain text)
339 of 28624 messages COMPILED in: 6 minutes, 35 seconds
Average Sending Rate: 3,090 messages/hour
51.5 msgs per minute

-------------------------------

Sat, Feb 20, 2010
Test Dada v3.04
Message size: 184kb, html and text, same msg as above test on Dada v4.03
1084 of 28624 messages COMPILED in: 6 minutes, 34 seconds
Average Sending Rate: 9,905 messages/hour
165.13 msgs/minute

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I've reinstalled 2.10.16 to test that again, but I don't want to actually send a message so I inserted this code in the config.pm and got a 500 error.
    $MASS_MAIL_SETTINGS = "|$MAILPROG -t";
    $MASS_MAIL_SETTINGS = ">>$LOGS/test_mail.txt";

Is there another way to test the earlier version without actually sending the messages? 
(code, place to install it?)


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