OK, replying to myself again,
commenting:
$self->_sent_messages_while_awake(0);
in, reset_message_counters does the trick I wanted - can you see any
Really Bad Things that could happen with that? It already looks like,
_sent_messages
and
_sent_messages_this_connection
are already commented out for various reasons...
I'm not using multiple server, or round robin stuff - although I can't
see how either of those would muck about with the sleep settings as I
have them - they would just be still counted if you switch to another
server - which seems to be what you wanted.
-- Justin (to Justin)
Oh! and Jim, if you're around, I have some SASL patches, if you're
interested - they're not perfect, only work for AUTH PLAIN, but it's
battle tested,
Cheers,
Justin (to (to Justin))
[guest - Tue Jul 19 01:25:20 2005]:
Show quoted text> Well, ok - "reached_limit" is tripped when
> "max_messages_per_connection"
> (in my case, 1) is reached - this trips, "reset_message_counters"
> which
> includes, "_sent_messages_while_awake"
>
> So, it doesn't look like I can really do what I want - unless,
> "sent_messages_while_awake" is less than,
> "max_messages_per_connection"
> - which does seem a little obtuse - is there a reason I just can't
> allow
> "reached_limit" to reset "sent_messages_while_awake" itself when it
> reaches the:
>
> if ($self->max_messages_while_awake &&
> $self->_sent_messages_while_awake >= $self->max_messages_while_awake){
> ...
> }
>
> Loop?
>
> (Talking to myself (-: )
>
>
> Justin
>
>
>
>
>
> [guest - Tue Jul 19 00:54:34 2005]:
>
> > It seems that if you set, "max_messages_per_connection", the M::BM
> > won't sleep if, "max_messages_while_awake" and, "sleep_length"
> are
> > set as well.
> >
> > I've been having trouble with SMTP servers not accepting so many
> > messages per connection, so we've been setting,
> > "max_messages_while_awake" to, "1" and "sleep_length" to about 1
> > second. This slows things down tremendously and isn't very good.
> > What I would like to do is set, "max_messages_per_connection" to
> > something like, "1" and then "max_messages_while_awake" to
> > something like, "100", but doing so doesn't seem to do what I say
> > to do.
> >
> > Was more wondering if other people have had this problem.
> >
> > I'm using this for the Dada Mail program, which uses a tweaked copy
> of
> > M::BM ver. 3.09. I didn't read that this was an issue in the
> later
> > versions of the program.
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Justin Simoni
> >
>
>
