Hi Ronald,
It is MUCH faster than trying to feed the message to Postfix (aka
Sendmail) via SMTP/587 because in the case of just piping the message,
Postfix doesn't make me wait until it has done the DNS lookups it
thinks it needs to do in order to process the message.
I have send(1) submit to the local Postfix and it appears instant.
Bakul pointed out send's -push, but I don't use that and it shouldn't be
necessary. Michael's probably on the right track; check your local
Postfix log for the length of the delay and what occurred around it.
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Cheers, Ralph.
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