On 2020/08/28 23:50, Wietse Venema wrote:
kawakami:
On 2020/08/27 20:54, Wietse Venema wrote:
kawakami:
Hi all,
Setting "max_use=1" on /etc/master.cf, but the same process ID was
assigned to different connections(postfix/smtpd process) at particular
situation.
SHOW LOGS.
Thank you for your reply.
Here are the logs I picked out:
Aug 3 15:10:11 dummy postfix/smtpd[5254]: connect from
example.com[X.X.X.X]:56925
...
Aug 3 15:10:11 dummy postfix/smtpd[5254]: disconnect from
example.com[X.X.X.X]:56925
Aug 3 15:10:11 dummy postfix/smtpd[5254]: connect from
example.net[aa:bb:ccc::e]:15480
...
Aug 3 15:10:26 dummy postfix/smtpd[5254]: disconnect from
example.net[aa:bb:ccc::e]:15480
Good. Now I have a few momre requests.
1) Execute this command:
# postfix reload.
2) Show the output of this command:
# grep smtpd $(postconf config_directory)/master.cf
3) Show logging that one smtpd process still handles more than one
connection.
Wietse
Sorry, the logs I showed was that after I reload postfix.
And this problem occurs NOT always, only in following situatision,
2, A message was sent on IPv4, but resuted 451 error.
3, A message was sent on IPv6, but resuted 451 error.
Except the above situation, the "max_use = 1" normally works.
kawakami
