I see no errors in the logs that would indicate anything going wrong.
But I still get a ton of tmp files left. All of them have a content type of
text/html.
And they are all around the same size 2330 bytes (give or take 10 bytes).
So there is a pattern ... I am running the latest release, not the code
from CVS
should I get the latest from CVS?
Mike
P.S. OK, just found another similarity. These seem to be bounces that are
going to get sent back.
For some reason qmail is connecting to the smtp server on 127.0.0.1 to
send these. The From:
is being set as an empty string, these are the mail messages that keep tmp
files around. This seems
like a broken way to handle bounces. Why does qmail send them to the local
smtp server?
Looking at the files. They would all be bounces (bad addresses)
At 06:02 PM 10/1/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>(note: you'll get responses from more people, probably faster, by
>including the qpsmtpd list.)
>
>On Fri, Sep 27, 2002 at 02:14:59PM -0400, Michael S. Shanzer wrote:
> > I guess this is my problem, I do not use the daemontools at all. I run
> > qpsmtpd with tcpserver.
>
>tcpserver and daemontools aren't mutually exclusive. (they work really
>well together, in fact.)
>
> > So in order to get logging to work I need to use the daemontools?
>
>in order to get logging as the ./run file is shipped, yes. you can, of
>course, change the run file to log directly to a file, or pipe things
>through something like splogger.
>
>jim
