[SAGE] politely sending emails to huge lists of recipients
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- Subject: [SAGE] politely sending emails to huge lists of recipients
- From: Marco Marongiu <brontolinux@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 1 Jul 2009 17:36:14 +0200
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Dear fellow Sysadmins
I need your advice about a tool that can safely send messages to huge
lists of recipients, avoiding spam-like patterns (e.g.: fractionating
the recipient list in acceptable chunks, sending the message to each
chunk leaving a reasonable interval between two deliveries), or if you
have a tested configuration for postfix that does the job.
At $WORK we had some problems with email providers, due to the fact
that $EMPLOYEES sent out emails to huge recipient lists (suffice it to
say that one of the smallest was ~370 recipients long). I discovered
that while investigating about $PROVIDER rejecting our messages.
I thought that for (almost) fixed recipients list, a common mailing
list manager (e.g.: mailman) would suffice. But sometimes they have to
send a one-shot message to a long list of recipients. Using mailman
for that would require them to change the subscribers list over and
over, and I am not sure that it is safe to let them do it.
Suggestions?
Ciao!
--bronto
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