On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 12:30:17PM -0400, Forrest Aldrich wrote:
> I've been seeing these errors from time-to-time and am not sure what to
> make of it -- other than perhaps the client software not communicating
> properly -- it's likely outlook or something of that ilk:
>
> Jun 15 12:02:17 drama popper[74306]: I/O error flushing output to client
> mvkelly at ip-67-65-65.la.ourcompany.net [216.00.00.65]: Operation not
> permitted (1)
>
> These entries will be repeated several times for each instance.
I'd like an authoritative answer to this too, if possible. It *looks*
to me like this is what happens when the client disconnects without a
"quit" due to being disconnected, timing out on their side, etc. but I
am not really sure.
If so, I think this is another case of 4.x being a little too
verbose, like the "noop is null function" message. I do know it is
confusing our tech support staff when they try to help figure out a
customer's problem, and go to the POP logs and see I/O errors reported
for this customer. For now I've been suggesting they just ignore it.
Would there be a way to detect the case of an unexpected
disconnection, log that, and then ignore the remainder of errors while
trying to flush output?
-- Clifton
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Clifton Royston -- LavaNet Systems Architect -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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