Thanks i test today ;=) 2015-04-19 7:27 GMT+02:00 phil <p...@philfixit.info>:
> On 19/04/2015 3:21 PM, Olivier CALVANO wrote: > >> Hi >> >> Actually, i have a Postfix server and into the logs i have: >> >> Apr 14 20:06:00 mx postfix/smtpd[24600]: 01BF8301079A: >> client=o1.email.xx.com <http://o1.email.xx.com>[192.xx.xx.153] >> Apr 14 20:06:00 mx postfix/cleanup[24932]: 01BF8301079A: >> message-id=<14cb9189909.2c84.ab5ac@ismtpd-061> >> Apr 14 20:06:00 mx postfix/qmgr[20732]: 01BF8301079A: >> from=<bounces+701539-9339-xx=xx...@email.xx.com >> <mailto:xx...@email.xx.com>>, size=18397, nrcpt=1 (queue active) >> Apr 14 20:06:01 mx postfix/smtp[24933]: 01BF8301079A: to=<myu...@xx.fr >> <mailto:myu...@xx.fr>>, relay=spam.mydomain.org >> <http://spam.mydomain.org>[2a02:xx:xx:X:X::400]:25, delay=1.5, >> delays=0.92/0.04/0.16/0.34, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250 2.0.0 Ok: queued >> as BDE043004F53) >> Apr 14 20:06:01 mx postfix/qmgr[20732]: 01BF8301079A: removed >> >> >> >> I am search a solution for put into the logs the subject of the mail. >> Directly into the logs, sample: >> Apr 14 20:06:01 mx postfix/smtp[24933]: 01BF8301079A: subject=test >> logs subject >> >> or into a separate file, sample: >> 01BF8301079A;test logs subject; >> >> it's possible ? >> >> regards >> Olivier >> >> > You can do a header check with a regexp in main.cf . . . > > header_checks = regexp:/etc/postfix/header_checks > > and in that file put something like . . . > > /^Subject: / WARN > > regards > phil >
