Hi,
I have Mailman installed on my Debian and I don't get any message in my syslog server from Mailman. I have exim4 on the same server and I get syslog from it.
I have generated some stuff in mailman, like creating a list etc and I see the message in /var/log/mailman/ bounce,error,smtp etc. so I know the message are getting in the log files. Just no syslog.
Any idea?
I am using Mailman 2.1.18 on Debian 8.
Thanks.
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On 05/03/2015 02:54 PM, Eric Lamer wrote:
I have Mailman installed on my Debian and I don't get any message in my syslog server from Mailman. I have exim4 on the same server and I get syslog from it.
Mailman has its own logging facility. It calls it syslog, but it is Mailman's own logging, not the system syslog.
I have generated some stuff in mailman, like creating a list etc and I see the message in /var/log/mailman/ bounce,error,smtp etc. so I know the message are getting in the log files. Just no syslog.
Exactly. Mailman logs to it's own files which in a Debian package are in /var/log/mailman. That's the only logging Mailman does.
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