Which version of James? Have you run netstat to check the active connections? Is it
possible that your service is simply being hit by lots of connections today from
internet worms?
> in the smtp log hundreds of messages like the following:
> 13/04/04 10:58:24 DEBUG smtpserver: Calling reset() default Worker #40
> 13/04/04 10:58:24 DEBUG smtpserver: Calling reset() default Worker #40
> ...
> Any idea if this can be the source of the problem
Actually, that could be helpful. That message is emitted by the Watchdog for that
connection when it is reset. The reset happens on one of two conditions:
- a new command is entered
- a certain amount (20K default) of data is received during
processing of the DATA command
Either someone is entering 100s of lines, they are sending you a huge message in a
short period of time, or there is a really weird bug in the code. You showed 7
entries at 10:58:24, so that would imply 140K in one second. Are all of the 100s of
entries at the same time? What is the rate at which they are logged?
I'm leaning towards someone sending a blank command, which would not be logged but
would result in the watchdog being reset.
--- Noel
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