Wietse Venema:
> A. Schulze:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > usually I expect any smtp connection to be logged. That way I may find
> > any sender or recipient addresses
> > a user may know if complaining about missing messages. This is not
> > true if a message is rejected because it's to big.
> >
> > SMTP-Reply is "552 5.3.4 Error: message file too big". But no
> > sender/recipient is logged.
> >
> > Jul 8 10:55:51 spider postfix/smtpd[26755]: connect from localhost[::1]
> > Jul 8 10:56:03 spider postfix/smtpd[26755]: 3mRDxv3FrfzYrRcj:
> > client=localhost[::1]
> > Jul 8 10:56:08 spider postfix/smtpd[26755]: warning:
> > 3mRDxv3FrfzYrRcj: queue file size limit exceeded
>
> You can use 3mRDxv3FrfzYrRcj to locate the resord with clientxxx[yyyy].
>
> This error like many other non-SMTP errors was implemented long
> before the cleanup server had access to SMTP session context.
If you find the reference to the cleanup server puzzling, this
error message was copied literally from the cleanup server, when
the smtpd_proxy_filter feature was implemented.
It is theoretically possible to update lots of Postfix messages
with SMTP envelope information, but the price is that it instantly
obsoletes logfile analyzers. Does the price exceed the benefit?
Wietse
Wietse
