>Ok, I've figured out how i broke the roaming users, but i still don't
>understand why i never see any log messages with smtp in them, ever. I get
>delivery notices, but what exactly does qmail-smtpd do, and why don't i see
>anything in the logs when i telnet to port 25 ?
When didn't you add
If you're interested in SMTP logging, then install the daemontools package
(http://cr.yp.to/daemontools.html) and use multilog. I get a nice log
file about smtpd transfers that looks like this:
@40003a8d22e52bcff334 tcpserver: status: 0/20
@40003a8d233c035c7364 tcpserver: status: 1/20
@4
That's your tcp server's fault. If you think about it, qmail logging
every SMTP access would be kinda dumb on semi-large sites - the logs
would fill up incredibly fast. Xinetd allows you to log certain
information about each service, Inetd is pretty bad about that, and I
don't know about tcpserver
Ok, I've figured out how i broke the roaming users, but i still don't
understand why i never see any log messages with smtp in them, ever. I get
delivery notices, but what exactly does qmail-smtpd do, and why don't i see
anything in the logs when i telnet to port 25 ?
Thanks for your help.
