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-.TH s/qmail: qmail-todo 8
-.SH NAME
-qmail-todo \- schedule state change of message for delivery
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B qmail-todo
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-.B s/qmail 
-with a high local and remote concurrency number 
-is able to deliver a tremendous amount of messages (throughput).
-Depending on the provided resources however,
-often this can not be achieved since
-.B qmail-send
-becomes a bottleneck on delivery.
-
-.B qmail-send 
-preprocesses all new messages before deploying them for 
-.I local
-or for 
-.I remote 
-delivering. In a particulur run,
-.B qmail-send 
-does one 'todo' processing, but has the ability to close multiple jobs. 
-Due to this layout, potentially 
-.B qmail-send 
-can not feed all the new available (local/remote) delivery slots 
-and therefore, it is not possible to achieve the maximum throughput.
-
-This is a minor problem, given
-.B qmail-send 
-is able to complete this in short time; but due to
-many file system calls (fsync and (un)link) a 'todo'
-run is expensive and throttles the throughput.
-
-.B qmail-todo
-solves this 'silly qmail (queue) problem'
-which is apparent only on system with high injection rates,
-delegating the scheduling of 'todo' runs to a dedicated process.
-
-.SH "COMMUNICATION"
-.B qmail-todo
-interfaces with 
-.B qmail-send
-on file descriptors \fI[1,8]\fR on sending
-and \fI[7,0]\fR for receiving. 
-.B qmail-todo 
-communicates with
-.B qmail-clean
-on file descriptors \fI[2,0]\fR for sending
-and \fI[3,1]\fR for receiving.
-
-.B qmail-todo 
-and
-.B qmail-send
-share an extended and peristent message exchange format:
-
-.EX
-D[LRB]<mesgid>\0
-  Start delivery for new message with id <messid>.
-  The character L, R or B defines the type
-  of delivery: Local, Remote, or Both, respectively.
-.EE
-
-.EX
-L<string>\0
-  Dump string to the logger without adding additional
- '\\n' or similar.
-.EE
-
-.B qmail-todo 
-sends "\\0" terminated messages, whereas 
-.B qmail-send 
-just sends one character to 
-.BR qmail-todo .
-
-.SH "BIG PICTURE"
-.EX
-               +-------+   +-------+
-               | clean |   | clean |
-               +--0-1--+   +--0-1--+       +-----------+
-         trigger  ^ |         ^ |        +->0,1 lspawn |
-            |     | v         | v       /  +-----------+
- +-------+  v  +--2-3--+   +--5-6--+   /
- |       |  |  |       0<--7     1,2<-+ 
- | queue |--+--| todo  |   | send  | 
- |       |  |  |       1-->8     3,4<-+ 
- +-------+     +-------+   +---0---+   \\ 
-                               |        \\  +-----------+
-                               v         +->0,1 rspwan |
-                           +---0---+       +-----------+
-                           | logger|
-                           +-------+
-.EE
-
-.SH "EXIT CODES"
-.B qmail-todo 
-exits
-.I 0 
-if the messages have been processed successfully.
-It exits
-.I 1
-in case there is a communication problem with
-.BR qmail-send . 
-The exit code 
-.I 111 
-together with a diagnostic message is facilitated by
-.B qmail-todo
-in case it failes reading the required control files.
-
-.SH "DIAGNOSTICS"
-.B qmail-todo
-provides additional diagnostic messages to
-.B qmail-send
-to be displayed in the logs. In particular, in
-case of problems creating and (un)linking files. 
-
-.SH "CREDITS"
-.B qmail-todo
-included in 
-.B s/qmail
-has been created by Andre Oppermann (http://www.nrg4u.com) 
-as part of this LDAP patch for 
-.BR qmail .
-This man-page uses parts of his EXTERNAL discription.
-
-
-.SH "SEE ALSO"
-qmail-send(8),
-qmail-queue(8).