Jason R. Mastaler wrote: > [munch] but I'm fine with the logging change, > except that I honestly don't really understand what it gives us over > the current behavior. Do you think it's useful/necessary?
I run my tmda-ofmipd under daemontools logging to multilog, and while I like to keep the last 10 or 20 mb of logs so that if someone (usually my wife!) complains about their email having trouble I can start diagnosing what _happened_, rather than restarting with -d and hoping it happens again... The problem with -d being on all the time is that if someone send a 5MB image file, I'd be logging the whole thing, and their AUTH, possibly in the clear (though I do recommend CRAM-MD5). I looked at multilog, but it appears to really want the log files to be world-readable, and will reset them that way, so that's a problem with logging the AUTH. Robert -- Robert Thille 7575 Meadowlark Dr.; Sebastopol, CA 95472 Home: 707.824.9753 Office/VOIP: 707.780.1560 Cell: 707.217.7544 [EMAIL PROTECTED] YIM:rthille http://www.rangat.org/rthille Cyclist, Mountain Biker, Freediver, Kayaker, Rock Climber, Hiker, Geek May your spirit dive deep the blue, where the fish are many and large! _________________________________________________ tmda-workers mailing list ([email protected]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-workers
