Am 12.07.2013 02:09, schrieb Timo Sirainen:
On 10.7.2013, at 23.47, Daniel Partheyd.part...@metaways.de wrote:
You're right, TCP connections don't seem to be a real problem here.
I confused it with the following messages, we get every few minutes in the
dovecot-director.log, but I'm not
On 10.7.2013, at 23.47, Daniel Parthey d.part...@metaways.de wrote:
You're right, TCP connections don't seem to be a real problem here.
I confused it with the following messages, we get every few minutes in the
dovecot-director.log, but I'm not sure of their origin yet,
there are some
Hello,
I'm using a nagios check to monitor dovecot status, since dovecot v2 I
see those syslog messages on every nagios check:
pop3-login: Aborted login (no auth attempts in 0 secs)
imap-login: Aborted login (no auth attempts in 0 secs)
I tried to avoid those messages sending a logout string:
W dniu 10.07.2013 10:59, lluis pisze:
Hello,
I'm using a nagios check to monitor dovecot status, since dovecot v2 I
see those syslog messages on every nagios check:
pop3-login: Aborted login (no auth attempts in 0 secs)
imap-login: Aborted login (no auth attempts in 0 secs)
I tried to
Hi Marcin,
filtering in syslog is an option, but then I will not be able to get
those messages when are not generated from a nagios check
there is something I can send to silently exit?
El dc 10 de 07 de 2013 a les 11:15 +0200, en/na Marcin Mirosław va
escriure:
W dniu 10.07.2013 10:59, lluis
On 10.7.2013, at 12.44, lluis ll...@ingent.net wrote:
there is something I can send to silently exit?
No. Attackers would otherwise use that. Although I suppose something could be
added if the source IP is from login_trusted_networks.. Wonder what would be a
good way. I guess the same
Am 10.07.2013 10:59, schrieb lluis:
Hello,
I'm using a nagios check to monitor dovecot status, since dovecot v2 I
see those syslog messages on every nagios check:
pop3-login: Aborted login (no auth attempts in 0 secs)
imap-login: Aborted login (no auth attempts in 0 secs)
I tried to avoid
On 2013-07-10 05:16, Daniel Parthey wrote:
Just do a complete login/logout sequence.
If you aren't doing a complete login/logout sequence and possibly even
pulling down a message you aren't performing an accurate health check to
begin with. We don't use nagios but I'd be surprised if those
On 10.7.2013, at 21.48, Kelsey Cummings k...@corp.sonic.net wrote:
This is fine for the nagios checks, but we are facing similar
problems with our loadbalancer, which is just doing TCP Healthchecks
on the IMAP/POP3/SIEVE ports, so being able to disable the warning
for trusted networks would
Timo Sirainen t...@iki.fi schrieb:
On 10.7.2013, at 21.48, Kelsey Cummings k...@corp.sonic.net wrote:
This is fine for the nagios checks, but we are facing similar
problems with our loadbalancer, which is just doing TCP Healthchecks
on the IMAP/POP3/SIEVE ports, so being able to disable the
On 10.7.2013, at 22.39, Daniel Parthey d.part...@metaways.de wrote:
So it would have to disable logging also for the logout message after
login.. Can those load balancers be configured to send these kind of
extra XCLIENT/ID commands? Is it really worth the effort that it really
works in
Am 10.07.2013 21:41, schrieb Timo Sirainen:
On 10.7.2013, at 22.39, Daniel Partheyd.part...@metaways.de wrote:
So it would have to disable logging also for the logout message after
login.. Can those load balancers be configured to send these kind of
extra XCLIENT/ID commands? Is it really
Le 10 juil. 2013 à 21:41, Timo Sirainen a écrit :
On 10.7.2013, at 22.39, Daniel Parthey wrote:
So it would have to disable logging also for the logout message after
login.. Can those load balancers be configured to send these kind of
extra XCLIENT/ID commands? Is it really worth the
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