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Hello, Is it possible to either reduce logging in Cyrus (CYRUS_VERBOSE=1 or 0 currently) to log less chatter? Everything seems to go to the MAIL facility, and there are alot of messages on a idle test system :-0 Also, the user_deny feature seems to log twice? Or 3 times even? Nov 22 20:09:30 node1 pop3[21154]: fetching user_deny.db entry for 'user' Nov 22 20:09:32 node1 pop3[21154]: fetching user_deny.db entry for 'user' Nov 22 20:09:32 node1 pop3[21154]: login: localhost.localdomain [127.0.0.1] user plaintext User logged in SESSIONID=<node1-21154-1290474569-1> Nov 22 20:09:32 node1 pop3[21154]: fetching user_deny.db entry for 'user' Nov 22 20:09:33 node1 pop3[21154]: USAGE user user: 0.008998 sys: 0.008998 Nov 22 20:09:33 node1 pop3[21154]: counts: retr=<0> top=<0> dele=<0> Nov 22 20:10:39 node1 pop3[21169]: accepted connection Nov 22 20:10:44 node1 pop3[21169]: fetching user_deny.db entry for 'cflav' Nov 22 20:10:44 node1 pop3[21169]: wild: 'imap ' service: 'pop3' Nov 22 20:10:44 node1 pop3[21169]: pat 0:'imap ' Nov 22 20:10:46 node1 pop3[21169]: fetching user_deny.db entry for 'cflav' Nov 22 20:10:46 node1 pop3[21169]: wild: 'imap ' service: 'pop3' Nov 22 20:10:46 node1 pop3[21169]: pat 0:'imap ' Nov 22 20:10:46 node1 pop3[21169]: login: localhost.localdomain [127.0.0.1] cflav plaintext User logged in SESSIONID=<node1-21169-1290474639-1> Nov 22 20:10:46 node1 pop3[21169]: fetching user_deny.db entry for 'cflav' Nov 22 20:10:46 node1 pop3[21169]: wild: 'imap ' service: 'pop3' Nov 22 20:10:46 node1 pop3[21169]: pat 0:'imap ' Nov 22 20:10:47 node1 pop3[21169]: USAGE cflav user: 0.009998 sys: 0.009998 Nov 22 20:10:47 node1 pop3[21169]: counts: retr=<0> top=<0> dele=<0> Nov 22 20:10:54 node1 pop3[21154]: counts: retr=<0> top=<0> dele=<0> So I seem to be getting alot of duplicate messaging. The "counts" twice, "user_deny.db" three times (including the wildcard and pattern?) for a single POP3 connection. I combed the man pages and found nowhere where I could specify alternate log files, debug levels or whatnot other than the CYRUS_VERBOSE setting, which I believe to have set to the minimum. I shudder to think how many messages will be generated on a busy server. Thanks, R. |
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