Is it normal to have a delay value around 90 in postfix logs when sending messages with a weight of 5-10 megabytes?

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Vladimir2015-11-05 16:48:51

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Vladimir, 2015-11-05 16:48:51

Is it normal to have a delay value around 90 in postfix logs when sending messages with a weight of 5-10 megabytes?

Hello. I can’t fully understand, in the postfix logs in the letters there is a delay value, as I understand it, this is a delay in seconds from sending a letter to its arrival at the postfix. Is the value delay=100 (about) considered large (which is worth paying attention to) in case of sending letters weighing 5-10 megabytes?

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