Salvatore Palazzolo:
> there is no link between the line related to the TLS connection
> and the subsequent queue message ID.
The link is the combination of SMTP server process ID (21492) and
the client name+address (unknown[10.204.61.131]) as shown below:
> Feb 20 11:05:47 sgsnoimsva002lx postfix/smtpd[21492]: connect from
> unknown[10.204.61.131]
> Feb 20 11:05:47 sgsnoimsva002lx postfix/smtpd[21492]: Anonymous TLS
> connection established from unknown[10.204.61.131]: TLSv1 with cipher
> DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA (256/256 bits)
> Feb 20 11:06:06 sgsnoimsva002lx postfix/smtpd[21492]: F0C30178125:
> client=unknown[10.204.61.131]
To fully understand what happens with a particular message requires
a stateful logfile processor.
Note that one SMTP session can convey more than one email message,
and that one SMTP daemon process can service more than one SMTP
client.
Wietse
