Am 05.11.2014 um 11:40 schrieb li...@rhsoft.net: > Am 05.11.2014 um 11:37 schrieb Tobi: >> I got a imho weird problem with understanding the logs. We have an >> client that authenticates correctly which generates an id from postfix. >> If I grep this id through the logs I can see a logline with a >> message-id. But why there is no recipient? >> >> Nov 5 05:26:44 213.196.149.XX postfix/smtpd[30553]: B93D2180036: >> client=unknown[188.119.245.XX], sasl_method=LOGIN, >> sasl_username=our_u...@example.com >> Nov 5 05:26:46 213.196.149.XX postfix/cleanup[30375]: B93D2180036: >> message-id=<000001cff8b0$b57dd950$20798bf0$@example.com> >>>> >> I cannot understand why we get the message-id without any recipient. >> Normally if I grep the postfix id from a login I can find a line with a >> to=<recipi...@example.com> >> I could understand if we only have the first line. That would mean for >> me that the client authenticated but did not send an email. >> But does the message-id not mean that DATA has been transmitted from >> client? But then there should be a RCPT TO or not? > > just grep for the client's IP > > maybe connection lost or something similar > not all loglines contain the queue-id Hi
thanks for your input. After greping for the ip I could see 'timeout after data' But I still wonder why there is a message-id logged? Is the message-id generated before the complete tranmission of DATA? Thanks tobi
