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Offline judgej

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/etc/startmail Cron Daemon: #**********************.********
« on: September 04, 2004, 07:29:00 PM »
I am getting frequent (about 20-30 each day) e-mails from my SME6.0.1 server Cron Daemoon, with some strange characters in.

The subject of the e-mails is "Cron <root@sme2> /etc/startmail" and the content is just a single line, like this:

#**********************.********

Each e-mail has a differing number of stars and dots, but they all start with '#'.

Any idea what could be generating this? I have a few contributions installed, including the (French?) multi-pop mail contibution, but nothing that is not running on other SME servers without this e-mail problem.

-- Jason
-- Jason

Offline brownfox

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Same problem
« Reply #1 on: September 05, 2004, 11:35:31 PM »
I don't know how i solved the problem but the mail's are gone.

I updated my clam av from Pagefault.org with:
yum -c ./yum-e-smith-antivirus.conf update

reinstalled spamfilter
reinstalled e-mail-blocking

I hope it helps for you to.

Kind Regards,
BrownFOX
A quick brownFOX jumps over the lazy dog...

Offline judgej

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Re: Same problem
« Reply #2 on: September 06, 2004, 12:02:02 AM »
Quote from: "brownfox"
I don't know how i solved the problem but the mail's are gone.


Ah - so you had those same e-mails? I searched the forums, but I couldn't find any reference to them, so was beginning to think it was just me.

I'll try as you suggest and see if it fixes the problem.

Thanks,

-- Jason
-- Jason

guest22

/etc/startmail Cron Daemon: #**********************.********
« Reply #3 on: September 06, 2004, 07:29:38 AM »
[quick reply]

It appres to me that your fetchmail command, see the /etc/fetchmail file, is set ot 'verbose'..

HF

Offline judgej

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/etc/startmail Cron Daemon: #**********************.********
« Reply #4 on: September 06, 2004, 09:35:59 AM »
Quote from: "guest22"
[quick reply]It appres to me that your fetchmail command, see the /etc/fetchmail file, is set ot 'verbose'..


Thankyou - that was the clue I needed.

The templates led me to a 'debug' option in the "Mails Retrieval" contribution by Vincent FILALI and Pascal SCHIRRMANN. Turning that off has removed the '--verbose' flag from the fetchmail config.

-- Jason
-- Jason