I've seen a couple different events in my logs where it would appear the spam was so corrupted that postfix thought it had dozens of message IDs and went into a cleanup frenzy:
Oct 21 15:40:06 pen postfix/cleanup[13571]: 3965B176A0: message-id=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Oct 21 15:40:06 pen postfix/cleanup[13571]: 3965B176A0: message-id=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Oct 21 15:40:06 pen postfix/cleanup[13571]: 3965B176A0: message-id=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ... huge snippage Oct 21 15:40:06 pen postfix/cleanup[13571]: 3965B176A0: message-id=</[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Oct 21 15:40:06 pen postfix/cleanup[13571]: 3965B176A0: message-id=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Oct 21 15:40:06 pen postfix/cleanup[13571]: 3965B176A0: message-id=Human Growth Hormone </[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Oct 21 15:40:06 pen postfix/cleanup[13571]: 3965B176A0: message-id=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Oct 21 15:40:06 pen postfix/cleanup[13571]: 3965B176A0: message-id=Hangover Pills </[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Oct 21 15:40:06 pen postfix/cleanup[13571]: 3965B176A0: message-id=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> It went on that way for what appears to be an entire html message. [Un]fortunately that ever it was scored so high (37) it went to /dev/null and I never saw the source. Has anyone else seen this? -- _____________________________________ John Andersen
