Hi Sergio.
Sounds like You're having a script that sends mail !
Do You by any chance have a webserver with e-mail forms that can have
been compromised ?
Regards,
Finn
On 02-03-2011 18:22, Sergio M wrote:
Eric Shubert escribió:
You should see:
03-02 10:09:37 tcpserver: status: 0/25
right after you start qmail. If it doesn't drop to 0 when you start
it, then something's wrong. Please check the status message which
corresponds to the start of qmail. If it's not 0/25, please post
several lines before and after from your log.
I don't know about using htop to look for qmail processes. Perhaps
you've missed something. I would try:
# ps -ef | grep qmail
to see what processes are running that are qmail related, in place of
your step 4 above.
I'm sorry, its starts at 0/25 and then goes up straight to 25/25.
What's more annoying is that it just stays frozen for several minutes.
(ie from 10:22 to 10:26 in the excerpt that i posted earlier)
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