Sendoutspeed - with Nginx

[henkedk]

Hey @twisted1919 (and others).

I'm running MW on a Nginx setup, so PCNTL is not an option.

I've set up the daemon instead, calling it every 10 min from a cron as described here:
http://www.mailwizz.com/article/increase-delivery-speed-recursive-or-parallel-processing

My current settings:
Campaigns at once: 5
Subscribers at once: 1.000
Send at once: 0
Pause: 1
Emails pr minute: 0

Delivery server is set to an hourly quota of 10.000, max connection messages at 100.

The MW server has lot's of power, I barely can see MW working when I check with a htop command.

However - MW is sending at 4.000 mails an hour only - any ideas?

 

[twisted1919]

I'm running MW on a Nginx setup, so PCNTL is not an option.

Thing is that you actually run PHP CLI from command line and that has nothing to do with nginx or php-fpm or whatever, so if you have pcntl installed in cli, then it will work just fine.

 

[henkedk]

@twisted1919 oh ok - will test if I can get it installed, as I'm unsure if PHP5 and PHP5-FPM like to be on the same server at the same time - will update you afterwards.

 

[twisted1919]

They are for sure, the php binary you use in cron jobs is CLI for sure.

 

[henkedk]

@twisted1919 Should I revert back to normal cron or keep the daemon?

 

[twisted1919]

Revert and make sure the daemon is killed ( not as in slay the daemon )

 

[henkedk]

I will be known as the Daemon Slayer from now on - need to change my nickname!

 

[henkedk]

Yep, that helped
However, the max hourly rate pr sendout server is completely ignored and the campaign just keeps on bursting through - any ideas?

 

[henkedk]

Ignore that last one, it just "finished" the ongoing threads - campaign halted2k above the hourly threshold, so I assume it will kick back in in one hour.