L.s., 

My server on Debian 7.2 and policyd configured with postfix.
Successfully created policies and all messages going trough on policy
daemon which logs says it is matched an pipelined and so on. 

The only
strange thing I configured in .conf to log into maillog. If I start or
restart the daemon it is logging well but after a while this logging
will be not written into maillog but the logs DEBUG logs into
cbpolicyd.log is written continously so the dameon looks working. 

I
have a script which collect track and percent information from mail.log
and analyzing which users are near quota. Why need this, because in the
past two of our users SASL username has been broken and used for
spamming and had lot of headache with ISP. If the daemon is not
reporting into maillog my scipt cant collect the real data. 

The server
having the latest version which published. 

/etc/cluebringer.conf
#
#
Server configuration
#
[server] 

# Protocols to
load
protocols=<<EOT
Postfix
#Bizanga
EOT


modules=<<EOT
Core
#AccessControl
#CheckHelo
#CheckSPF
#Greylisting
Quotas
EOT


user=root
group=root 

pid_file=/var/run/cbpolicyd/cbpolicyd.pid


background=yes


min_servers=8
min_spare_servers=8
max_spare_servers=16
max_servers=64
max_requests=1000


log_level=4 

log_file=/var/log/cbpolicyd.log 

log_mail=maillog


log_detail=protocols,modules,policies,tracking 

host=* 

port=10031


timeout_idle=1015


[database]
DSN=DBI:mysql:database=policyd;host=localhost
Username=****
Password=******


bypass_mode=tempfail 

bypass_timeout=30 

# Access Control
module
[AccessControl]
enable=0 

# Greylisting
module
[Greylisting]
enable=0 

# CheckHelo module
[CheckHelo]
enable=0


# CheckSPF module
[CheckSPF]
enable=0 

# Quotas
module
[Quotas]
enable=1 

Does anybody have any clue why the logging to
maillog will be died after a while from starting the daemon? 

Thanks


Tamas 
 
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