Hello Gaby,
- Gaby vanhegan gaby@vanhegan.net [2005-05-24 18:50:34 +0100]:
Would you recommend that I try running the latest test 1.0-test version standalone?
Yep, that's actually what I've been doing for six months now in an production environment and approx. a year in a test one. I can tell that it have worked very well, exluding of course these problems I've had with -test70.
Is there any way I can increase the level of debug beyond that in the dovecot.cont?
You may want to have a look Dovecot's rawlog feature, please see http://www.dovecot.org/bugreport.html: You can also make Dovecot save the traffic to user's ~/dovecot.rawlog directory. That requires configuring Dovecot --with-rawlog option and creating the ~/dovecot.rawlog directory. All the user's traffic is saved to yyymmdd-hhmiss-pid.in and .out files. The files may also contain * TIMESTAMP lines. They don't actually belong to the traffic, but they're inserted when connection is used again after it has been idle for some time. They're useful for figuring out when something happened with long running connections.
I'd also suggest that you have a look of the available dovecot.conf options too as they're rather useful: verbose_ssl = yes
mail_debug = yes
auth_verbose = yes auth_debug = yes
An in case you need to be able to let Dovecot do core dumps, set mail_drop_priv_before_exec = yes
Thanks, Tero
-- Tero Ripattila