> if you're getting that much reject logs... as an added precaution, you
> can
> configure logrotate to rotate based on size and not on a monthly/weekly
> basis.
> and set appropriately how many old logs to keep. this way, your
> /var/log
> partition should (theoretically) never run out of space because of the
> reject
> logs.
Thanks, but as mentioned earlier, this doesn't exactly solve the
problem, just work around it. The current setup ( mail.log > /dev/null)
does the job, but does nothing to stop the incoming barrage of mail.
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