Re: [exim] the great TLS mystery

WJCarpenter wrote:
>
*snip*

> log_selector = -acl_warn_skipped +address_rewrite +all_parents
> -arguments +connection_reject +delay_delivery +deliver_time
> +delivery_size -dnslist_defer -etrn +host_lookup_failed -ident_timeout
> -incoming_interface +incoming_port +lost_incoming_connection
> +outgoing_port -queue_run +queue_time +queue_time_overall -pid
> +received_recipients +received_sender +rejected_header -retry_defer
> +return_path_on_delivery +sender_on_delivery +sender_verify_fail
> +size_reject -skip_delivery +smtp_confirmation -smtp_connection
> -smtp_incomplete_transaction -smtp_no_mail -smtp_protocol_error
> -smtp_syntax_error -subject +tls_certificate_verified +tls_cipher
> +tls_peerdn -unknown_in_list

Ouch!

I think you'll find that simpler if you do:

log_selector = +all -<each of the individal ones you DON'T want>

I'd also suggest that you NOT do:

-pid

Having the child PID is the surest way to grep all-relevant entries and no
others, and adds relatively few characters to each log line.

Bill