Hi, For what i know, the temp files are from unterminated connections. If a connection has not been normally ended, the sender should automatically resend the mail. You can delete those files, they will not be processed later.
For the logging, see here : http://cr.yp.to/daemontools/multilog.html the file you'll want to edit is log/run : #! /bin/sh export LOGDIR=./main mkdir -p $LOGDIR exec multilog t s1000000 n20 $LOGDIR short explanation : t inserts timestamp s1000000 tells multilog to rotate after 1000000 bytes of data n20 tells multilog to maintain at most 20 files. The current file is named "current", and the older files are timestamped at the time of rotation. To view one file in readable form : tai64nlocal < current | less Sydney. -----Message d'origine----- De : csere matyas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : Monday, January 30, 2006 9:50 PM À : qpsmtpd@perl.org Objet : tmp dir and logs hi there! i've just installed qpsmtpd, it looks really really promising! however, 2 questions rose up allmost instantly: if i shut down the smtpd, there are often some files stuck in tmp. i would like to know if these mails are getting delivered, sooner or later, (or they did already and i can just delete them?). if not, how can i deliver them properly. the other one would be with logging. the log/main/ dir is filling up with files like @4000000043de33cc2adae8bc.s, will they stop at some point, or i have to finetune something in the conf to limit the max number of logs? (if so, which one?) thanks in advance, wd
