At 11:56 AM +1030 12/10/99, Henry Penninkilampi wrote: >On 19991208.2131, Peter Furmonavicius wrote: > >>Hi. I have to send out a large mailing here at Yale (20,000 e-mail >>addresses). I have a MacPerl script that uses "Net::SMTP" that I use >>for small mailings but it only handles about 30 messages per minute. >>I was wondering if anyone had any tips for doing something like this >>on a larger scale, or ways that I might speed up the process? Thanks >>in advance. > >Use the Bcc: field and, since you're sending the same message to multiple >recipients, exploit the strengths of SMTP and Sendmail. >etc...... Henry, thank you so much for your memo, I really appreciate you taking the time to write. I think your idea is terrific, obvious once you think about it, yet not something that I had seen anyone ever come up with before. I am going to give it a try and hope nothing chokes along the way. This is like forcing a pig through a python. Let's see what happens.... --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yale University Peter Furmonavicius Information Technology Services Senior Research Programmer 175 Whitney Avenue mailto:peter.furmonavicius@yale.edu P.O. Box 208276 http://pantheon.yale.edu/~peter New Haven, CT 06520-8276 phone: 203.432.6691 fax: 203.432.9216 # ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? # ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org