Questions tagged [queue]

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nftables queue with script

I am learning nftables and the goal is to filter packets based on ip and port destination. They have to be enqueued to userspace where my script will change the payload field and send out the packet to destination. The following rule enqueue…
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Using BASH script workers for Beanstalkd

I want to have Beansalkd workers in BASH script, not in PHP like you usually see. Is that possible? Everywhere I look, the Beanstalkd workers are PHP scripts. So what I want is: after beanstalkd starts up, you can add worker jobs in it which wait…
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Asterisk - Position Announcement to First Caller

When Asterisk announces the position of a caller in the queue, it plays queue-thereare, followed by the caller's position, followed by queue-callswaiting. We have custom messages for each of these that work perfectly around the caller's position…
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Postfix deferred queue

I search and search and do not find answer. I have problem with Polish email providers and try to talk with them but ... can somebody tell my what means this numbers for qshape deferred I'm talking about numbers: 5, 10, 20, 40, 80 ... 1280+ etc.
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ServiceBus-per-customer in a SaaS

My application works great right now as an Azure App Service. It uses a Service Bus Queue to push bits of data that are then picked up by clients, "stuff" happens, and then the clients push responses back to my app on another Service Bus Queue. So…
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Postfix / Dovecot: Incoming Message Queue if local transport (dovecot) is unavailable

I have a domain with a small v-server configured for mail reception / delivery with Postfix and Dovecot. Since I'm a little bit paranoid, I used gocryptfs to encrypt local mail storage on disk. This leads to a problem: When the server-hoster decides…
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What's so good about having a job queue?

I am currently building an API that sends transactional emails to users. I do this with a job queue, bull in particular. During development, something crossed my mind; where are these jobs actually executed? Currently, I send these jobs through bull…
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Asterisk: Using Queue() in the h extension

I'm trying to get users to be able to record a message, hangup and have the call continue and dial Queues and playback the recording. I've gotten most of the way there, but right now when I call Queue() in the h extension it hangs up immediately…
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Hundreds of fake e-mails in my mail queue every day

I run postfix/dovecot/spamassasin/clamav/amavis mail server. Recently (maybe 1 month) I find about 500 undelivered e-mails in my mailq. I delete them, but I guess it is not a helathy permanent solution to my problem. And then I have problems to…
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Will Ubuntu automatically queue hundreds of processes?

I'm creating a service that will be calling potentially hundreds or even 1000s of ffmpeg commands at once. Will Ubuntu 16.04 automatically queue these jobs? Is there some sort of app that does a better job than its native methods?
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remove emails in queue (only from specific sender)

There's almost 50k mails in my queue when i type "exim -bpc". I need to clean the mess ASAP before i get blacklisted by gmail, as these mails are being forwarded to my personnal gmail account. How can i delete all mails from a specific sender e-mail…
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How to determine the bottleneck of a given network

Consider an Access Point with a packet queue that can hold up to 50 packets and a network whose bottleneck is a link with a datarate of 50 Mbit/s. There are quite a few nodes connecting wirelessly to the Access Point, one of them uploads a file…
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