* Wietse Venema <wie...@porcupine.org>: > Stefan Foerster: > > It was followed by what seemed the normal delivery of a single mail: > > > > postfix-hub/smtpd[27112]: 1E0DE10003: > > client=edge.kvm.incertum.net[192.168.122.13] > > Right, this is a new message that has claimed the name 1E0DE10003, > Postfix must not append mail delivery errors to a file that contains > the errors for the deleted 1E0DE10003 message.
I see. Indeed, 1E0DE10003 was from April 6th, 2006, around noon. The long term storage logs don't contain any sender/recipient/relay information, only anonymized data, but I can see that the deferral was the result of a connection timeout. Apart from that one message and a lot of hostname verification failures, the logs for that day don't show any signs of trouble (as per the DEBUG_README). I guess there's not really a viable way of discovering what happend that day, even with the logs, is there? Do I need to investigate this further? Stefan
