Am 14.12.20 um 15:25 schrieb s...@acts.hu:
On 2020-12-14 15:13, jb wrote:
piler.service:
[Unit]
Description=Piler daemon
After=network.target mariadb.service
...
The systemd files look fine.
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: connected from 1.2.3.4:38359
on fd=6 (active connections: 1)
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: got on fd=6: *EHLO
www.example.org#015#012* [1]
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: sent on fd=6:
250-piler.example.org#015#012250-PIPELINING#015#012250-STARTTLS#015#012250-SIZE#015#012250
8BITMIME#015
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: got on fd=6:
*STARTTLS#015#012*
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: starttls request from client
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: sent on fd=6: 220 Ready to
start TLS#015
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: waiting for ssl handshake
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: SSL_accept() result, rc=-1,
errorcode: 2, error text: error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0)
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: got on fd=6: *EHLO
www.example.org#015#012* [1]
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: sent on fd=6:
250-piler.example.org#015#012250-PIPELINING#015#012250-SIZE#015#012250
8BITMIME#015
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: got on fd=6: *MAIL
FROM:<i...@example.org> SIZE=246722#015#012*
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: sent on fd=6: 250 Ok#015
this is only a redacted stuff for piler-smtp, and not even complete
for piler-smtp.
Anyway, the above entries look fine, you have received several emails
via smtp.
I assume that later log entries show that piler daemon child processes
have
processed these emails.
I think I found a fix when I change this line After=network.target
auditd.service piler.service in piler-smtp service it works. Can this
be true?
I don't think so. The piler daemon processes and piler-smtp run
independently
from each other. It seems that piler-smtp runs fine, but piler has
some issues.
That's why I asked all piler related mail logs (the first 2-300 lines
at max)
since the last reboot. You clearly didn't give me that.
I only send you the lines from /var/log/mail.log. Do you wanted other
ones to?
