* Per Jessen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Aug 30 10:49:24 postfix1/smtp[18518]: <no conn_use listed>
> Aug 30 10:49:52 postfix1/smtp[18518]: <no conn_use listed>
> Aug 30 10:49:53 postfix1/smtp[18518]: conn_use=2,
> Aug 30 10:49:54 postfix1/smtp[18518]: conn_use=4,
> Aug 30 10:49:55 postfix1/smtp[18518]: conn_use=6,
> Aug 30 10:49:56 postfix1/smtp[18518]: conn_use=8,
> Aug 30 10:49:56 postfix1/smtp[18518]: conn_use=10,
> Aug 30 10:50:57 postfix1/smtp[18518]: <no conn_use listed>
> Aug 30 10:52:08 postfix1/smtp[18518]: <no conn_use listed>
> Aug 30 10:52:23 postfix1/smtp[18518]: conn_use=2,
> Aug 30 10:53:18 postfix1/smtp[18518]: <no conn_use listed>
> Aug 30 10:54:52 postfix1/smtp[18518]: <no conn_use listed>
> Aug 30 10:56:05 postfix1/smtp[18518]: <no conn_use listed>
> Aug 30 10:56:16 postfix1/smtp[18518]: <no conn_use listed>
> Aug 30 10:56:29 postfix1/smtp[18518]: <no conn_use listed>
> Aug 30 10:56:36 postfix1/smtp[18518]: <no conn_use listed>
> Aug 30 10:56:41 postfix1/smtp[18518]: conn_use=2,
> Aug 30 10:56:44 postfix1/smtp[18518]: conn_use=4,
>
> The last line is from the first one I quoted (above).
> I guess conn_use is only listed when > 1,
Yes.
> but I seem to missing the uneven numbers?
Odd, it works here:
# fgrep "postfix/smtp[12851]" /var/log/mail.log| awk '{print $9}'
delay=0.74,
conn_use=2,
conn_use=3,
delay=0.18,
conn_use=4,
conn_use=5,
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