Hi Noel,
> If you have postfix listening on several ports and want to know
> which port the client connected to, you can set a different syslog
> name to differentiate them in the logs. For example, it's common to
> set ' -o syslog_name=postfix/submission' on the port 587 submission
> listener.
I think this satisfies my needs, thanks!
The default of syslog_name is
${multi_instance_name:postfix}${multi_instance_name?$multi_instance_name}
(atleast
on ubuntu).
Is it possible to somehow use something like "-o
syslog_name=${syslog_name}-submission" to append "-submission" to the
default syslog_name? (In this case, preserving the multi-instance name?)
I am not fully aware how postfix parses config options - the config line
above doesn't work as is. Maybe there is a different way to achieve the
append?
Thank you!
Yannik
