Where are those logs located? What's the best way to
monitor those logs? I have not found any xmail
compatible software that would allow me to monitor
thee types of activities from my Windows system at
home.
Michael
--- Seth A. Munroe
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Is there a setting to lock out
on logging for all services and cycle a new log every 336
hours.
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Subject: [xmail] Re: lockout ip for bad passwords?
Where
: [xmail] Re: lockout ip for bad passwords?
Where are those logs located? What's the best way to
monitor those logs? I have not found any xmail
compatible software that would allow me to monitor
thee types of activities from my Windows system at
home.
Michael
--- Seth A. Munroe
[EMAIL
[2003-01-13] Michael Mehrle wrote:
Where would I run that command? When I start xmail I
just call: /etc/init.d/xmail start
vi /etc/init.d/xmail
it's a script, which has a place to edit the command line used to launch
XMail.
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