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3/2/2012 8:37 AM
 

I've been running DNN for many many moons.  It seems that only over the last year as our forums have grown (number of posts)  and we've upgraded DNN into version 5.x.x that posting has gotten so slow or hangs only when email is on.

If I turn emailing off, or if I remove the SMTP server from Host settings it speeds up.  So it obviously has something to do with the sending of mails when posting.

Has anyone else had these issues and is there a solution to this?  It really is causing huge issues with our site(s).


Best Regards, Dave VanderWekke
 
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3/3/2012 12:44 AM
 

Dave

This delay usually happens when SMTP settings are wrong and application can't connect to the mail server. This is why delay happens. Can you go to the Host/Host Settings and to click "Test" at the "SMTP Server Settings"?

Sergey

 
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3/3/2012 1:00 AM
 

Anytime a site is active and has a lot of posts happening (especially if people subscribe to forums/threads very often), it is a good idea to use the Email Queue that is available in the module (that is what we do here). This is installed along w/ the module but must have a Scheduled task enabled by a Super User in order for it to be enabled in the module. When the queue is on, not only is the sending of the email moved to a scheduled task that runs in a separate thread but it also populates a send to list from this task as well. This offloading of the email population and send makes the posting process much faster. 


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3/3/2012 8:08 AM
 
Sergey Velichko wrote:

Dave

This delay usually happens when SMTP settings are wrong and application can't connect to the mail server. This is why delay happens. Can you go to the Host/Host Settings and to click "Test" at the "SMTP Server Settings"?

Sergey

Settings are definitely correct because all 200 members are getting their emails.


Best Regards, Dave VanderWekke
 
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3/3/2012 8:11 AM
 
Chris Paterra wrote:

Anytime a site is active and has a lot of posts happening (especially if people subscribe to forums/threads very often), it is a good idea to use the Email Queue that is available in the module (that is what we do here). This is installed along w/ the module but must have a Scheduled task enabled by a Super User in order for it to be enabled in the module. When the queue is on, not only is the sending of the email moved to a scheduled task that runs in a separate thread but it also populates a send to list from this task as well. This offloading of the email population and send makes the posting process much faster. 

I did think this was the case and had turned on the scheduler for this a while back and what I found when this was turned on was the site would actually freeze (non responsive) or would kill the worker process at some point.  Are there specific scheduler settings that would work best?


Best Regards, Dave VanderWekke
 
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