CentOS - Jul 2005 - Centos Mail

I have a problem finding the log from centos. I have installed qmail and i
receive a lot of infected mails and i can't stop them because i don't
know the ip from where they came. I know that in log files it is kept that ip
but i havent't find it. In /var/log/ maillog it is a list but it does not
have the ip of the mails. Can anyone help me?

Another problem I have with Auto-responder from mail, it's not working at
all.

Good luck and thank you.
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Marius Nicolaescu wrote:
> I have a problem finding the log from centos. I have installed qmail and 
> i receive a lot of infected mails and i can't stop them because i
don't
> know the ip from where they came. I know that in log files it is kept 
> that ip but i havent't find it. In /var/log/ maillog it is a list but
it
> does not have the ip of the mails. Can anyone help me?
i guess you want this answer from the qmail faq.

How do I record all incoming SMTP traffic?

Answer: This answer assumes that you are running qmail-smtpd under 
tcpserver, using tcpserver 0.84 or above, with tcpserver's connection 
messages being sent to syslog.

Simply insert recordio before qmail-smtpd. SMTP traffic will be sent to 
syslog.
>  
> Another problem I have with Auto-responder from mail, it's not working 
> at all.
join the qmail list by sending an empty mail to 
qmail-subscribe at list.cr.yp.to

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