dhottinger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: >> Quoting Mr. Greshko: >> Well, since the messages relate to "imap" one can easily eliminate >> sendmail. > > Yes Im quite aware of that. However I still would like to know where > the sendmail.org mailing list got to. OK. Then I, and at least one other person, did not quite understand the question. http://www.sendmail.org/misc/usenet.php > >> I don't used horde or imp, yet you may want to post your xinted.conf for >> others to take a peek at and you may want to check with the horde and imp >> folks. Also, is there only one IP address showing this? What do you get >> when you type "host 204.111.40.3"? Could be that the logging is >> trying to >> do a reverse lookup of the IP and it is failing. > > I have sent an email to the horde folks. 204.111.40.3 is the mailserver > (localhost) doing a host 204.111.40.3 returns > mail.harrisonburg.k12.va.us. Xinetd.conf: > > # Define general logging characteristics. > log_type = SYSLOG daemon info > log_on_failure = HOST > log_on_success = PID HOST DURATION EXIT > ##this is default cps = 50 10 > cps = 75 10 > instances = 60 > per_source = 10 > # passenv = > groups = yes > umask = 002 > > # Generally, banners are not used. This sets up their global defaults > # > # banner = > # banner_fail = > # banner_success = > } > > includedir /etc/xinetd.d > > Yes, I have sent an email to the horde folks. You may have something > with the DNS stuff though. I'll look at my localhost files. Horde is > running on this box. Good luck....
