On 02/13/2012 04:12 PM, Robert Van Dresar wrote:
OK, I changed the password for the user I see in the emails. Also, I
added our domains to the blacklist_senders file for spamdyke, and we
don't have any webforms. However, I'm not the sharpest knife in the
drawer when it comes to reading the smtp logs. I assume you mean the
"current" log in the /var/logs/qmail/smtp directory. I'm doing a tail
-f now to see if I can spot any patterns. I do see spamdyke doing its
job and denying plenty of email.
qmlog is great for monitoring logs:
# qmlog -f smtp
If you omit -f (follow, like tail), it'll put you into 'less' on the
current log, and you can browse from there. qmlog does some nicer
formatting.
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-Eric 'shubes'
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