Just wondering, why was redis support disabled? Is PCNTL fast enough to make up for no redis? I dont think it is... at least not for us sending millions of emails.
What is this pickup directory you are referring to?Well, I would also prefer it it was still there, simply because I love to have the option, at least to compare!
And have you tried »Pickup Directory«
/backend/delivery-servers/create/type/pickup-directory
?
What is this pickup directory you are referring to?
Unless an MTA is faster than MailWizz in delivering emails -- in which case that is something that can be improved in MailWizz -- the end result won't diff much.# the pickup directory is the location to which mwz writes the emails to be picked up
# use mwz Directory Pickup daemon: https://github.com/twisted1919/mdp-go
# mdp-go takes these emails and transfers them to the sending mta
(e.g. drh/pmta/mailerq/rabbitmq/manta/haraka/etc)
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result: mwz is not occupied with sending, but only writing out the emails, and hence much faster
mwz churns out the mails, but does not deliver them...the MTAs do that (e.g. drh/pmta/mailerq/rabbitmq/manta/haraka/etc).Unless an MTA is faster than MailWizz in delivering emails
that is not the point of mwz, see above.in which case that is something that can be improved in MailWizz
no, it can differ hugely, as explained before.the end result won't diff much
do you really mean 2500/hour? (this can be done in a few seconds...)@Lekin : with PCNTL, I have see throughput from MW to PMTA - hourly 2.5k.
Can I fund to expedite this feature making a comeback?@Lakjin - Maybe, but for sure not in the next release.
gives an error...post does not exist...
So basically edit /backend/index.php/settings/queue/redis to get the command working again and make sure the server is setup to do it, and all is well? No major changes in MailWizz updates since Redis queue command was written would affect deliverability?@Lakjin - I just had a look in the code, everything is still there, so you should be able to enable Redis from /backend/index.php/settings/queue/redis then enable the queue usage in your delivery server and finally, start the queue command from command line, so the advices from https://forum.mailwizz.com/threads/process-campaigns-using-redis-queue.216/ should still apply.
That is correct.So basically edit /backend/index.php/settings/queue/redis to get the command working again and make sure the server is setup to do it, and all is well? No major changes in MailWizz updates since Redis queue command was written would affect deliverability?
Thank you, will go back to lovin' Redis queue. Quick question though. Is there anyway to time how long it takes Redis to send the emails?Sorry guys, xenforo 1 - me 0
Should be fine now.
That is correct.