From: Sandy Drobic (postfix-usersjapantest.homelinux.com)
Date: Wed Mar 29 2006 - 12:53:40 CST

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Bunting, Glen, IG wrote:

>Unfortunately I inherited the servers and do not know exactly what was
>installed on them. Here is a bigger snippet of the log file:
>
>
That is often a cause for pain. Try to find out if the installed package
came from a rpm/debian package with the unix/linux distribution or if it
was compiled from source.
On what OS is postfix running?

>Mar 29 10:33:31 sl2smtp11 postfix/smtp[20754]: 36343F4006:
>to=<gbuntingwsl.com>, relay=mail.wsl.com[x.x.x.b], delay=0, status=sent
>(250 2.6.0 <200603291833.k2TIXVwc020932sl2smtp11.wsecomsl.com> Queued
>mail for delivery)
>Mar 29 10:34:30 sl2smtp11 sendmail[21131]: k2TIY0qX021131: from=root,
>size=72, class=0, nrcpts=1,
>msgid=<200603291834.k2TIY0qX021131sl2smtp11.wsecomsl.com>,
>relay=rootlocalhost
>Mar 29 10:34:30 sl2smtp11 sendmail[21131]: k2TIY0qX021131:
>to=testuser3gmail.com, delay=00:00:30, mailer=esmtp, pri=30072,
>dsn=4.4.3, stat=queued
>
>
>
Okay, it really seems to be the Sendmail sendmail binary.

>How can I tell if I am using the sendmail binary from postfix?
>
>Would that explain the occasional sendmail processes that I see in the
>maillog?
>
>
Yes.

Sandy

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