Quoting Jon R. Kibler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Jon R. Kibler wrote:
Jan 31 20:51:03 norm sm-mta[27815]: i112jv3O027815: Milter (mimedefang):
timeout before data read
Jan 31 20:51:03 norm sm-mta[27815]: i112jv3O027815: Milter (mimedefang):
to error state
I asked this question
Jon R. Kibler wrote:
Jan 31 20:51:03 norm sm-mta[27815]: i112jv3O027815: Milter (mimedefang):
timeout before data read
Jan 31 20:51:03 norm sm-mta[27815]: i112jv3O027815: Milter (mimedefang):
to error state
I asked this question earlier, but I think it got lost in other parts of the
On Thu, 5 Feb 2004, Lucas Albers wrote:
Justin said:
On Wed, 4 Feb 2004, Edmund wrote:
I'm having the same problem here. A co-worker was trying to
send a big file to another co-worker and the mail server kept
on throwing a Error 451. Unfortunately, I don't know how big
the file
Jon R. Kibler wrote:
Up your sendmail logging option (10 will log inbound, 12 will log both inbound and
outbound) and you will get a log entry for every connection that occurs. Look at how
many connections you have in a given period of time, and that will give you your
rate. You don't want
On Wed, 4 Feb 2004, Edmund wrote:
I'm having the same problem here. A co-worker was trying to
send a big file to another co-worker and the mail server kept
on throwing a Error 451. Unfortunately, I don't know how big
the file is.
I read on this thread that by resetting MD it should
On Mon, 2 Feb 2004, Jon R. Kibler wrote:
a) Set the ConnectionRateThrottle option to a low value (4) so that
sendmail will not accept more than 4 connections per second. Connections
are not refused, sendmail just delays responding to them. (With MyDoom,
we have seen connection rate
-ray said:
Dumb question, but how are you determining your ConnectionRate? I'm
hesitant to throttle it before i know what a good number for our system
is. thanks.
Depends on your mail load. Pick the same connection throttle as someone
who gets the same message volume.
For DOS support just
Did more troubleshooting today. I think this is a multiplexor problem. I
started logging the # of sendmail and MD processes. At some point it
appears the multiplexor decides to stop spawning new slaves, and sendmail
processes start backing up. Log created with:
echo `date`: Sendmail `ps
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, -ray wrote:
appears the multiplexor decides to stop spawning new slaves, and sendmail
processes start backing up.
When that happens, what does:
md-mx-ctrl status
say?
Regards,
David.
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Having a weird milter timeout on my server as well. Mail flows fine then
for no apparent reason, the milters start timing out. Sendmail reaches
MaxDaemon (currently 250) and starts rejecting connections. Even after
that, mimedefang never seems to recover. Restarting sendmail and
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