RE: [PHP] mail() process limit From: MR ( <email protected>)
Date: 11/15/00

Randy ...
> Maybe you can clarify this... It takes about 45 seconds to send
> about 35 emails. Does that mean that at the end of 45 seconds, the
> first email that was sent is still taking up a process - 45
> seconds later? In other words, if the first email to be sent had
> been sent and the process had been killed, wouldn't the 36th
> email then use the finished/killed process that the first email
> had used? Is there some kind of config option for apache or php
> that keeps the process alive a certain amount of time that could
> be shortened to die quicker?

I dunno how the server manages the mails.

But the thing i really know is that if i want to do intensive mailings, PHP starts returning errors... (i discovered it with a
little program that sent 500 emails).

And i wonder... Is PHP capable of tracking which email hasn't been sent to the server?

If so, it could be possible to repeat the mail() function to send the unsent email. 

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