Thanks for the tip...it should work for me since I'm just testing it.
Kevin
On 11/9/05, Leonel Nunez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> K C wrote:
>
> > I tried move a message from one mailbox(non-dbmail) into dbmail box,
> > and that one result sql error. However, the sql statement was
> > truncated
K C wrote:
I tried move a message from one mailbox(non-dbmail) into dbmail box,
and that one result sql error. However, the sql statement was
truncated in /var/log/maillog that I can't investigate the cause(or
potential a bug).
Nov 9 17:36:46 dhcp-6op7-6op8-6op9-east-130-35-57-132
dbmail/i
Hi Igor
I posted 2 times a message stating that for every clic of the
mouse in a webmail client i get 4 lines in the maillog from dbmail
imap.
Got no anwers.
So i desable all syslog maillog logging with webmin.
And i enable it when i nead it.
Jacques
Igor Olemskoi a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> How to
I also want have the same request
Jacques Beaudoin
Igor Olemskoi a écrit :
> I have changed imap4.c:
> #define COMMAND_SHOW_LEVEL TRACE_DEBUG
>
> debug.c:
> int TRACE_TO_SYSLOG = 0; /* default: yes */
> int TRACE_VERBOSE = 0; /* default: no */
> int TRACE_LEVEL = 0; /* default: error opera
Hi Reol
I also will make that recompile
Could that change be maid permenent in some way.
Thanks
Jacques
Montreal/Canada
Roel Rozendaal - IC&S a écrit :
> hi,
>
> the level at which the imap commands are being logged is set hard-coded
> (sorry) in imap4.c. Just below the #include's you'll find
> the level at which the imap commands are being logged is set hard-coded
> (sorry) in imap4.c. Just below the #include's you'll find a line saying
> #define COMMAND_SHOW_LEVEL TRACE_ERROR
>
> If you change the value of TRACE_ERROR to TRACE_DEBUG (and rebuild),
> the imap commands will no longer sh
hi,
the level at which the imap commands are being logged is set hard-coded
(sorry) in imap4.c. Just below the #include's you'll find a line saying
#define COMMAND_SHOW_LEVEL TRACE_ERROR
If you change the value of TRACE_ERROR to TRACE_DEBUG (and rebuild),
the imap commands will no longer sho
> # grep TRACE /etc/dbmail.conf
> TRACE_LEVEL=2
> TRACE_LEVEL=2
> TRACE_LEVEL=2
> TRACE_LEVEL=2
ok, i have set it.
i want to make maillog clean of unuseful information.
btw, i'm using freebsd 4.8PRE.
can anybody give me an answer to my question?
03-03-18 17:45:59^M
Mar 18 17:46:00 sumy dbmai
Hello,
Just adjust the TRACE_LEVEL settings in dbmail.conf:
# grep TRACE /etc/dbmail.conf
TRACE_LEVEL=2
TRACE_LEVEL=2
TRACE_LEVEL=2
TRACE_LEVEL=2
Original Message
From: Igor Olemskoi
To: dbmail@dbmail.org
Subject: [Dbmail] debug
Sent: Tue, 18 Mar 2003 16:56:25 +0200 (EET)
> How to
