From: Philipp Morger (no email)
Date: Fri May 20 2005 - 09:43:26 EDT
I'm just had that funny idea to limit the number of messages a client
can have in the mailqueue - this would basically eliminate the case
where a zombi would fill the mailqueue over time (rush flood is
prohibited by the anvil service) or by a single smtp-connection.
basically I would like to have something like
smtpd_queuesize_limit_host = 10
The first parameter would allow to have 10 messages (counted per
queueid) in the queues (active or deferred doesn't matter)
Currently I don't have a very clear vision how to do this in a way that
wouldn't waste to much cpu cycles...
I assume this is something nice to do in a policy daemon...
While thinking about it, what's about the idea to limit the number of
mails per destination domain - something like
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