Hi all, Until a day or two ago I'd never seen this in my pflogsumm output:
Messages with no size data -------------------------- 03B593DA160 [email protected] 0E4283DA160 [email protected] 118663DA160 [email protected] 1D5973DA160 [email protected] 1EDF13DA160 [email protected] 25BE03DA160 [email protected] 296B53DA160 [email protected] 2B3F83DA160 [email protected] 2E79B3DA160 [email protected] That's a sample. There are about 30 of these from yesterday. I grep'd for the message IDs and most of them are from the postfix-users cloud9.net servers. That in and of itself doesn't mean much though because a large % of my legit mail is from postfix-users. One of these 'size-less' messages originated from my workstation and was relayed outbound, and this _really_ piques my curiosity. If all these size-less messages came from the outside world, I'd not think much of this issue. I wouldn't think a message originated locally from my MUA would suddenly have no size data, when this hasn't occurred in 4 years. This make me think something goofy is going on with my Postfix. AFAIK, I've made no recent config changes in main.cf that might cause this. And I've never, ever touched master.cf. Any ideas why I've run this same postfix box for over 4 years, and have never seen missing size data reported in pflogsumm? I haven't upgraded pflogsumm either. I'm still running the first/only version I ever installed. And I've not upgraded Postfix recently, still on 2.3.8/Debian/Etch for quite some time. The only recent change I've made is the two DNS resolvers in my router config (it proxies DNS requests for LAN hosts). But, I think I made this change _after_ I started noticing the 'missing size data' entries. Obviously this isn't critical (I don't think). I'm just baffled and wondering what's causing this. Weird... -- Stan
