Re: 7.2 mail logging - what is it supposed to show?

[eyang@xxxxxxxxx (Eric Yang)]

On Oct 28, 2003, at 11:46 AM, DC wrote:

> So I haven't seen any 15,45 minute updates yet. Is this mail log updating
> affected by the permissions anomalies that affect the webstats cron job? Are
> there any new directories/files that need to be chmodded/chowned a la the
> previous instructions for getting awstats cron jobs to execute?

The maillogcron is executed by the root user.  Therefore it shouldn't 
have the file permission anomalies that is associated with webstats 
cron job.  You can try to run the command manually and see if you see 
the log being updated.  If there are really new stats being updated, 
then you probably want to check "sudo crontab -u root -l".  Make sure:

15,45   *       *       *       *
/Library/Tenon/WebLog/mailLogCron

is in the entry, or check /Library/Tenon/WebLog/mailLogCron has 
executable permission.

regards,
Eric

> On 10/28/03 2:22 PM, "Eric Yang" <eyang@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > The mail log convert.pl looks for SMTP-Accept:Received: for incoming
> > traffic and SMTP-Delivery: for out going traffic.  Error-Handler: for
> > SMTP error codes.  It is updated very 15,45 minutes of the hour.  I
> > hope this is helpful.
>
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