Dec-02-09 00:17:12 Info: generating block reports (1) for *[email protected] to send it to 2009; Dec-02-09 00:17:12 Info: search dates are: 'Dec-02-09', 'Dec-01-09'; Dec-02-09 00:17:12 Info: searching in logfile c:/ASSP/logs/09-11-30.maillog.txt; Dec-02-09 00:17:12 Info: searching in logfile c:/ASSP/logs/09-12-01.maillog.txt; Dec-02-09 00:17:12 Info: searching in logfile c:/ASSP/logs/maillog.txt; Dec-02-09 00:17:13 Info: sent block report for *[email protected] to 2009 at 127.0.0.1:425; Dec-02-09 00:17:13 Info: finished generating block reports (1) for *[email protected] to send it to 2009; Dec-02-09 00:17:13 Info: generating block reports (1) for *[email protected] to send it to 2009; Dec-02-09 00:17:13 Info: search dates are: 'Dec-02-09', 'Dec-01-09'; Dec-02-09 00:17:13 Info: searching in logfile c:/ASSP/logs/09-11-30.maillog.txt; Dec-02-09 00:17:13 Info: searching in logfile c:/ASSP/logs/09-12-01.maillog.txt; Dec-02-09 00:17:13 Info: searching in logfile c:/ASSP/logs/maillog.txt; Dec-02-09 00:17:13 Info: sent block report for *[email protected] to 2009 at 127.0.0.1:425; Dec-02-09 00:17:13 Info: finished generating block reports (1) for *[email protected] to send it to 2009;
I haven't received block reports in a while and I just thought it was because there was nothing being blocked, but I look at the log this morning and this is what I have. It is sending the reports to 2009 (this was happening with 1.6.1.1 as well? Am I missing something here? Here is what I have in my blockreportfile: *[email protected] # next run: 2009-12-2 *[email protected] # next run: 2009-12-2 Do I need to add more parameters for this to work? It used to work when the block reporting was first implemented and I have changed none of the settings on my end. Was something else added? Thanks for any help. _____________________________ Steve Thompson ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Join us December 9, 2009 for the Red Hat Virtual Experience, a free event focused on virtualization and cloud computing. Attend in-depth sessions from your desk. Your couch. Anywhere. http://p.sf.net/sfu/redhat-sfdev2dev _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
