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Can we log all incoming email messages in Puremessage Linux ?

dcshman

Hi,

Now (by default ?)  we can see only messages marked as spam through the quarantine.

Can we check all incoming mails, either globally for all users, or for each user through end user interface, somehow ?

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    Even though you asked about the Web UI, it's possible to check the logs from the command line as well. This of course is dependant on how you have your sysloging set up, however *most* Linux varients are simialr:

    1. /var/log/mail.log (or something close to this name) - Logs all the MTA traffic. By default Sophos is using Postfix though Sendmail is an option too

    2. /opt/pmx/var/log/message_log - Logs all the PureMessage Interaction

    You have to remember that the sequence of events is thus: MTA->PMX->MTA->[Mailbox | Relay] which means you will see two entries in the MTA log.

    Erric

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    Even though you asked about the Web UI, it's possible to check the logs from the command line as well. This of course is dependant on how you have your sysloging set up, however *most* Linux varients are simialr:

    1. /var/log/mail.log (or something close to this name) - Logs all the MTA traffic. By default Sophos is using Postfix though Sendmail is an option too

    2. /opt/pmx/var/log/message_log - Logs all the PureMessage Interaction

    You have to remember that the sequence of events is thus: MTA->PMX->MTA->[Mailbox | Relay] which means you will see two entries in the MTA log.

    Erric

    :36073
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