On Sat, Sep 05, 2009 at 09:32:25PM +0200, Jozsef Kadlecsik wrote:
> > Note, policy daemons log envelopes not messages. If a client gives up
> > before ".", it is perfectly normal to see lots of noise in policy service
> > and SMTP server logs, with no corresponding deliveries.
>
> You write that lots of noise both from the policy daemon and the smtpd
> daemon. But if the client gives up before ".", does the smtpd daemon log
> anything about the "accepted" messages so far? Or the generation of the
> queue files are logged strictly after "."?
>
> If Postfix does not log if the client gives up, that'd explain the
> difference between the policy daemon and the Postfix logs.
If the client sends "QUIT", either before "DATA", or after a rejected
"DATA" command (no recipients), then Postfix quietly moves on, all the
interesting log entries are already there (rejecting recipients, ...).
If smtpd(8) logs a queue-id, but there are no further entries for that
queue-id, either you have chroot-jail logging problems, or the client
abandoned the transaction. The latter is not particularly unusual.
--
Viktor.
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