Hey DM,��Back roughly a year ago you made me a bulk email mod called mailall.js (based�off bulkmail.js, but with the ability of using javascript to send them account�information, etc). I'm routing through my SMTP server via my ISP just fine, but�it seems as though after it sends out some emails, it starts giving me errors�of "421 Connection rate too high, try again later [R0203001]." ��Is there a way to slow this process down so that it doesn't connect so fast? Or�is it just because of the _amount_ of connections? I believe it was trying to�send out about 230 emails in under a minute, and after about 100 it started�giving me that error message. Maybe if there was a delay in between messages�going out it would fix this? I guess it doesn't matter how long it takes to get�done, as long as it works for every email.��axisd��---� � Synchronet � thePharcyde_ >> telnet://bbs.pharcyde.org (Wisconsin)�

Re: mailall.js� By: Access Denied to Digital Man on Sun May 23 2010 08:28 am�� > Hey DM,� >� > Back roughly a year ago you made me a bulk email mod called mailall.js� > (based off bulkmail.js, but with the ability of using javascript to send� > them account information, etc). I'm routing through my SMTP server via my� > ISP just fine, but it seems as though after it sends out some emails, it� > starts giving me errors of "421 Connection rate too high, try again later� > [R0203001]."� >� > Is there a way to slow this process down so that it doesn't connect so� > fast? Or is it just because of the _amount_ of connections? I believe it� > was trying to send out about 230 emails in under a minute, and after about� > 100 it started giving me that error message. Maybe if there was a delay in� > between messages going out it would fix this? I guess it doesn't matter how� > long it takes to get done, as long as it works for every email.��What you want is to throttle the sendmail thread. This isn't really a�JavaScript question, unless you want to queue up 100 e-mails at a time, wait�for an hour or so, then another hundred. It'd probably easy to just add some�kind of throttle support to the sendmail thread, which it currently doesn't�have. I'll look into adding a configuration parameter.�� digital man��Snapple "Real Fact" #127:�A hummingbird's heart beats 1,400 times a minute. �---� � Synchronet � Vertrauen � Home of Synchronet � [vert/cvs/bbs].synchro.net�

Access Denied > Is there a way to slow this process down so that it doesn't �connect so fast? Or�> is it just because of the _amount_ of connections? I believe it was trying to�> send out about 230 emails in under a minute, and after about 100 it started�> giving me that error message. Maybe if there was a delay in between messages�> going out it would fix this? I guess it doesn't matter how long it takes to get�> done, as long as it works for every email.��You can slow it down going into SMTP, not sure if there's a setting in the �smtp server to slow/delay delivery.��Some ISPs will start doing the 4xx errors if more than 100 emails an hour or �day go through, you may need to ask them about it.��-- �Michael J. Ryan - http://tracker1.info/��---� � Synchronet � Roughneck BBS - telnet://roughneckbbs.com - www.roughneckbbs.com�

Re: mailall.js� By: Digital Man to Access Denied on Sat Mar 08 2025 07:48 am�� > What you want is to throttle the sendmail thread. This isn't really a� > JavaScript question, unless you want to queue up 100 e-mails at a time, wait� > for an hour or so, then another hundred. It'd probably easy to just add some� > kind of throttle support to the sendmail thread, which it currently doesn't� > have. I'll look into adding a configuration parameter.��I didn't really know how my question would be answered, and since 8 ran into�the problem while running mailall.js I figured I'd post about it here. Other�than that, your idea sounds great and I can't wait to see it implemented! :)��axisd��---� � Synchronet � thePharcyde_ >> telnet://bbs.pharcyde.org (Wisconsin)�

Re: mailall.js� > By: Digital Man to Access Denied on Sat Mar 08 2025 07:48 am� > � > > What you want is to throttle the sendmail thread. This isn't really a� > > JavaScript question, unless you want to queue up 100 e-mails at a time,� > > wait for an hour or so, then another hundred. It'd probably easy to just� > > add some kind of throttle support to the sendmail thread, which it� > > currently doesn't have. I'll look into adding a configuration parameter.� > � > I didn't really know how my question would be answered, and since 8 ran� > into the problem while running mailall.js I figured I'd post about it here.� > Other than that, your idea sounds great and I can't wait to see it� > implemented! :)� > ���our isp will stop sending after around 20 emails, what you want to do is�temporarily disable your forwarding through the email server and send it�direct. �this means that it will sometimes go in their spam folder [or be�denied]depending on their mail service.��throttling wont really help since RR will block you if you send out too many a�day.... unless you crank it down to a ridiculous level.��---� � Synchronet � Dark Sanctuary darksanctuary.servebbs.com�

Re: Re: mailall.js� By: Jas Hud to Access Denied on Mon Aug 16 2010 03:49 pm�� > our isp will stop sending after around 20 emails, what you want to do is� > temporarily disable your forwarding through the email server and send it� > direct. � > this means that it will sometimes go in their spam folder [or be� > denied]depending on their mail service.�� > throttling wont really help since RR will block you if you send out too many� > day.... unless you crank it down to a ridiculous level.��I figured it out soon after I posted that. I just added a delay in between�every post. So that it didn't do so many so fast. And it seemed to work just�fine. That was awhile ago though... In that time I've gone from over 300 users�down to about 75, since I changed the inactivity deletion from one year to like�30 or 60 days. If they're not going to call for 2 months, they can reapply. :)��axisd��---� � Synchronet � thePharcyde_ >> telnet://bbs.pharcyde.org (Wisconsin)�