On 12-Dec-2006, at 17:14, Professional Software Engineering wrote:
I suggest you examine your system logs or webserver logs if you
have an
issue with how procmail is logging. The various lines of logs
associated
with an SMTP event for instance don't all appear adjacent to one
another if
there are several messages in (or out) at the same time. An HTTP page
request involves making multiple requests - one for each element on
the
page, and if there are other HTTP downloads at the same time, you
can be
assured that they're interleaved with one another.
That is true, but when my maillog logs various events, it identifies
which is which, either with the name of the process (imapd-ssl, smtp,
spamd) or with the PID, or, mor often, both. With the HTTP logs, the
IP address of the remote request and the time stamp is part of every
log line.
Procmail doesn't do anything like that unless you are very careful to
do it yourself,a nd even then, it won't do it with verbose output.
--
It's better to burn out than it is to rust
-- Neil Young as quoted by Kurt Cobain
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