A astralis New Member Sep 29, 2013 #1 I'm trying to grab 30k bounces and it's been running for 12 hours and has only processed 4,000. It appears there's a huge memory leak that slows it down after processing a couple hundred bounces. Is there another way to approach this?
I'm trying to grab 30k bounces and it's been running for 12 hours and has only processed 4,000. It appears there's a huge memory leak that slows it down after processing a couple hundred bounces. Is there another way to approach this?
stanbusk Administrator Staff member Sep 30, 2013 #2 Do you mean you have dropped 30k emails to the application? Can you detail what you are doing?
A astralis New Member Oct 1, 2013 #3 Stanbusk, it's still trying to grab them from the server, one at a time. I've noticed whenever it processes 1,200 bounce-backs, that the application slows to a crawl.
Stanbusk, it's still trying to grab them from the server, one at a time. I've noticed whenever it processes 1,200 bounce-backs, that the application slows to a crawl.
stanbusk Administrator Staff member Oct 1, 2013 #4 Can you detail what you are doing? What kind of connection, protocol...etc...?
stanbusk Administrator Staff member Oct 8, 2013 #6 There is a setting for modifying the number of messages to process on each session, have you tried to lower it?
There is a setting for modifying the number of messages to process on each session, have you tried to lower it?
A astralis New Member Oct 8, 2013 #7 What do you recommend? What would be a reasonable time to process 50k bounces?
A astralis New Member Oct 9, 2013 #10 That didn't help. After eight hours, the program had only ran 6,000 and was crawling. I had to ctrl-alt-delete to shut down the program because it was unresponsive. There's definitely a memory problem when it's trying to run so many emails.
That didn't help. After eight hours, the program had only ran 6,000 and was crawling. I had to ctrl-alt-delete to shut down the program because it was unresponsive. There's definitely a memory problem when it's trying to run so many emails.
stanbusk Administrator Staff member Oct 10, 2013 #11 I have never heard of such problem but a new version will be available soon. Note that you can also process bounces in your mail software, have you tried that?
I have never heard of such problem but a new version will be available soon. Note that you can also process bounces in your mail software, have you tried that?
A astralis New Member Oct 10, 2013 #12 >> Note that you can also process bounces in your mail software, have you tried that? How so?
A astralis New Member Oct 13, 2013 #14 hMailServer as the mail server. I also use Gammadyne to send but the bounce processing is unwieldy, which is why I'm using eMail Bounce Handler. Sometimes I download all the mail using Thunderbird as the email client so I can have the .eml files when I need to clear out hMailServer. I'm flexible.
hMailServer as the mail server. I also use Gammadyne to send but the bounce processing is unwieldy, which is why I'm using eMail Bounce Handler. Sometimes I download all the mail using Thunderbird as the email client so I can have the .eml files when I need to clear out hMailServer. I'm flexible.