PHP mail() max outgoing e-mails limit workaround?
From: Emil Falcon (emilfalcon_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 07/12/04
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Date: 12 Jul 2004 09:13:53 -0700
Hi,
I've recently switched some of my websites to a web server that limits
the amount of e-mails you can send from a particular domain to maximum
100 per hour. I had already created a mailing list application to
manage/send out monthly newsletters (it simply looped through all the
emails in the database and then called the mail() function for each
email), but since I have over 1000 email addresses signed up to my
list, only the first 100 are actually sent out, and the remaining 900
get bounced back.
Since the hourly limitation is necessary to limit e-mail spam, I need
to find a way to send out the first 100 emails and queue the rest of
them, emailing them in batches of 100 every hour. Since most web hosts
have this email limitations, I'm assuming this is a problem that
arises quite often, and that people have already found solutions to
this. So can anyone recommend a PHP script/app that takes care of
queuing any outgoing emails that go over the limit? Or perhaps some
other alterative? Otherwise I'd have to develop something like this on
my own.
Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks,
Emil.
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