Jake Vickers wrote:
[email protected] wrote:
Hi List,
Is there an easy way to read logs for any email thay may have been
blocked
by qmail`s RBLs or clamav etc etc.
There's some utilities in the Qmailtoaster-Plus package
(qtp.qmailtoaster.com) or you can do it the old fashioned way:
cat /var/log/qmail/smtp/current | grep [email protected] | tai64nlocal
That will parse the current log for [email protected] and convert the
time stamp to human readable format. You should see the reject that way.
You can also see the clam logs by substituting /var/log/qmail/smtp with
/var/log/qmail/clamd
Remember that your 'current' log may only be a few minutes/hours/days
long. Look in the directory for the other log files that have been rotated.
If you have QTP installed, you can simply:
# qmlog -lc regex smtp
# qmlog -lc regex clamd
to search/show all smtp or clamd logs that a string that matches
'regex'. Give qmlog a little time, as it will search through all of the
logs. I would suggest searching for the sender's domain name.
--
-Eric 'shubes'
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