Hi, since we upgraded to JIRA 5.0.7 (from 4.4.4), I've had a few complaints that emails are taking forever to be received. Anyone else experience this? Any reasons or solutions?
Thanks.
Can you check whats the delay you have configured currently ?
This can be achieved via _Administration > System > Advance > Services >_ click <ins>Edit</ins> for the Mail Queue Service.
You may also try altering this.
Thanks. Increasing the timeout seems to have removed the errors in the log. But we have hundreds, if not a thousand, emails going out each hour. I don't understand why some in the queu have been there for 15 minutes?
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Hi
What's your user count in JIRA ? If it's huge, try removing unwanted roles/groups from event notifications. This will reduce the mail volume for each JIRA updates.
Thanks, Vishnu
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https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/230289/improvement-mail-queue-service-delay
Please vote this up so we can get an ACTUAL RESOLUTION.
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Hi Rich, the problem turned out to be throttling that's in place on our Exchange server. I switched to a different SMTP server in our Linux datacenter environment, and emails flow instantly now.
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I'm curious if you ever got a decent answer to this. Related issues seem to be:
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/96857/jira-notification-mail-queue-is-hung-in-5-1-3
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/125255/jira-email-delays
I'm seeing similar behavior, and so far my hacky solution has been to automate the pressing of the mail queue flush button once a minute. But next I'm looking at the quartz scheduler, as the third URL suggests.
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