AnormaL
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is this nulled?yes this one way to think
an other is .. there is somewhere and the next one available .. just be positive and keep searching ...
example: from r3 to r6
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is this nulled?yes this one way to think
an other is .. there is somewhere and the next one available .. just be positive and keep searching ...
example: from r3 to r6
soon will have r7 and r8 , if you want help to find out
You need to create rules for every domain (esp) , because every one of them have different policies. Example: domain google,com :Hello ,
first of all thank you for posting here.
i am new to powermta i would appreciate if you could advise me what’s
the best optimal configuration for performance / speed
the target is to send more but keep connection low not to be banned
thank you in advance here is my config:
max-smtp-out 20 # max. connections *per domain*
bounce-after 1m # 4 days, 12 hours
retry-after 10s # 10 minutes
max-msg-rate 100/h
max-msg-per-connection 20
max-errors-per-connection 10
smtp-greeting-timeout 5m # added in v3.2r17
mx-connection-attempts 30000 # added in v3.2r16
smtp-pattern-list backoff
backoff-to-normal-after 2h # added in v3.5
backoff-max-msg-rate 50/h # Use with PowerMTA 3.5
backoff-retry-after 90m
dkim-sign yes
ignore-8bitmime true
ofc every big esp, yahoo, google, hotmail, etc..and microsoft hotmail outlook ?
try this: /usr/sbin/pmtad --debug
Do you have 5.0r7 ?
I can get all DNS records from the powermta configuration with 2 ip rotationsI have tested it on centos 6 , 7, and 8 and is working well. I suggest you to go with centos 7