Check the status of your /var filesystem, as well as whatever filesystem
contains your /tmp directory (my /tmp links to /var/tmp, so for me it's
the same filesystem).
I eventually had to write a script that deleted old mail log files,
because I found my /var filesystem (only 1GB to begin with) was filling
up on some client's systems (those, like mine, with relatively heavy
mail flow).
Hope this helps!
Dan
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Ronnie Tartar wrote:
I have been getting a lot of the following errors in my maillog from
spamdyke.
Jan 21 21:43:32 mail spamdyke[31530]: ERROR: unable to write 63 bytes to
file descriptor 1: Broken pipe
Is this normal behavior? Or is this something that I need to look further
into?
Thanks
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