We have a mainframe client sending emails with the body containing null
characters. I found the message_strip_characters and
message_reject_characters options could resolve this issue but I'm
wondering if 'message_strip_characters = \0' could cause problems with
attachments containing null
What is the syntax for specifying multiple addresses in transport for
smtp? Something like:
example.com smtp:[gateway1.example.com] smtp:[gateway2.example.com]
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Victor Duchovni said the following on 01/22/2009 12:31 PM:
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 12:26:54PM -0500, Cory Coager wrote:
What is the syntax for specifying multiple addresses in transport for smtp?
Something like:
example.com smtp:[gateway1.example.com] smtp:[gateway2.example.com
Noel Jones said the following on 01/22/2009 03:20 PM:
Is there another way of adding multiple addresses for transport of a
domain? Round robin DNS would work I guess but not as good as a
failover. If one of the addresses in the DNS is down the transport
is going to get delayed for that MX
I'm attempting to generate some rrd graphs to track MTA connections for
postfix. With sendmail it was possible to do this by greping the ps
list for the number of sendmail processes. How would I accomplish this
on postfix?
~Cory Coager
Ralf Hildebrandt said the following on 01/08/2009 08:39 AM:
* Cory Coager ccoa...@davisvision.com:
I'm attempting to generate some rrd graphs to track MTA connections for
postfix. With sendmail it was possible to do this by greping the ps
list for the number of sendmail processes. How
The version installed is 2.5.4. It doesn't look like child processes
get spawned from new connections. I ran the command on watch and the
output never changes however postfix is processing about 5 messages per
minute. Why am I getting different results? Is this a configuration tweak?
~Cory Coager
: , $in, Established
incoming, , $out, Established outgoing};
'
Parsing netstat seems to work. It doesn't need to be 100% accurate for
what I'm doing.
Thanks!
~Cory Coager
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