* Peter Velan <pv0001@???> [20041220 13:04]: wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I like the format of exim-logs, but this doesn't allways reflect what is
> going out to and comming in from hosts connecting to my machine.
I don't understand your point. So what is it that you like about logs
that "don't show" what you want? ;)
Anyway, what Exim writes to the log files is determined by, amongst
other things, the options you give to "log_selector". If you grep
for that from your Exim config file, what do you have? You could
as well check the different options that are accepted by this
parameter. See spec.txt.
> What must I do, to have an exact local copy of the SMTP protocol with
> the outside world (I mean something looking like a manual SMTP-sesssion
> via telnet)?
You want all that verbose information? Then just play with log_selector,
but please remember - Exim is Exim! It's not MDaemon, it's not Sendmail,
etc. It's Exim, with it's own style.
One last suggestion: Have you tried running Exim with -d switch? If that
fails to give you what you want as well, then whatever you want is just
not available within Exim ;)
cheers
- wash
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