gable wrote:
Yes! ... i now officially feel like a moron :-) ... yr right ... zabbix
makes a tcp connection to port 783 to check it's running ... switching
monitoring on and off ... switches the error on and off ... I'll look for
the spamd process instead as a monitoring means ... I guees the fa
On Sun, 11 Mar 2007, gable wrote:
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> we have monitoring in place .. zabbix in this case .. The process isn't
> dying, tailing the logs .. and checking processes .. the spamd process is up
> and running ... but the connection between spamc and the daemon isn't
> talking correctly A fellow s
Yes! ... i now officially feel like a moron :-) ... yr right ... zabbix
makes a tcp connection to port 783 to check it's running ... switching
monitoring on and off ... switches the error on and off ... I'll look for
the spamd process instead as a monitoring means ... I guees the fact the
event c
I think you misunderstand. the error message is entirely normal and not
indicative of a bug. it's produced when something (such as monitoring
software!) opens a TCP connection to the spamd port, then closes it again.
--j.
gable writes:
> we have monitoring in place .. zabbix in this case .. T
we have monitoring in place .. zabbix in this case .. The process isn't
dying, tailing the logs .. and checking processes .. the spamd process is up
and running ... but the connection between spamc and the daemon isn't
talking correctly A fellow sysadmi seems to think it's something to do
wi
that's the error message produced when the connection is closed
before any data is sent. Have you got an nmap running every 5
minutes? or some kind of keep-alive daemon checking to see if
spamd is running?
--j.
gable writes:
> gable wrote:
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> > Hiya
> >
> > Has anyone come across error lik
gable wrote:
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> Hiya
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> Has anyone come across error like these before - spamassassin was working
> perfect - but a couple of days ago - we got flooded with spam. Checking
> the logs ... errors like the one below come up 25,000 times :-) ... The
> only solution i've found to work is to keep
