Hey DM,ããBack roughly a year ago you made me a bulk email mod called mailall.js (basedãoff bulkmail.js, but with the ability of using javascript to send them accountãinformation, etc). I'm routing through my SMTP server via my ISP just fine, butãit seems as though after it sends out some emails, it starts giving me errorsãof "421 Connection rate too high, try again later [R0203001]." ããIs there a way to slow this process down so that it doesn't connect so fast? Orãis it just because of the _amount_ of connections? I believe it was trying toãsend out about 230 emails in under a minute, and after about 100 it startedãgiving me that error message. Maybe if there was a delay in between messagesãgoing out it would fix this? I guess it doesn't matter how long it takes to getãdone, as long as it works for every email.ããaxisdãã---ã þ Synchronet þ thePharcyde_ >> telnet://bbs.pharcyde.org (Wisconsin)ã

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

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

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

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

Re: Re: mailall.jsã By: Jas Hud to Access Denied on Mon Aug 16 2010 03:49 pmãã > our isp will stop sending after around 20 emails, what you want to do isã > temporarily disable your forwarding through the email server and send itã > direct. ã > this means that it will sometimes go in their spam folder [or beã > denied]depending on their mail service.ãã > throttling wont really help since RR will block you if you send out too manyã > day.... unless you crank it down to a ridiculous level.ããI figured it out soon after I posted that. I just added a delay in betweenãevery post. So that it didn't do so many so fast. And it seemed to work justãfine. That was awhile ago though... In that time I've gone from over 300 usersãdown to about 75, since I changed the inactivity deletion from one year to likeã30 or 60 days. If they're not going to call for 2 months, they can reapply. :)ããaxisdãã---ã þ Synchronet þ thePharcyde_ >> telnet://bbs.pharcyde.org (Wisconsin)ã