Sergio Minini {NETKEY} wrote:
Hi list!I got this situation where a customer complaints that emails to his clients never reach its recipients, but the give no rebounds and/or errors. Looking at the logs at /var/log/qmail/qmail-send/current I found those lines:------------------------------------------------------------------------ /@40000000472f21cc222a3934 new msg 8175708@40000000472f21cc222a548c info msg 8175708: bytes 6822 from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> qp 5315 uid 89 @40000000472f21cc307cd974 starting delivery 2318: msg 8175708 to remote [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@40000000472f21cc3080d114 status: local 0/20 remote 1/40@40000000472f21cf2df64604 delivery 2318: success:*24.232.0.226*_accepted_message./Remote_host_said:_250_2.0.0_accepted;_S1126961AbXKEN7q/ @40000000472f21cf2df66d14 status: local 0/20 remote 0/40 @40000000472f21cf2df67cb4 end msg 8175708 / ------------------------------------------------------------------------The recipient IP is mx1.fibertel.com.ar so I can assume it reached its destination. Of course, it is a BIG ISP, so its a dead end trying to get in touch with support there. Is there anything else I could check? I couldn't make any sense in the log about date/time of the message. what does @4000.... means?
Look at the logs like this: tail current | tai64nlocalIn other words, pipe the output through tai64nlocal. Qmail uses it's own time-stamps (@400) to keep track of the time. tai64nlocal will convert this time back to human-readable.
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