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Spam logging
When Internet Services refuses to accept a message, an entry is added to your server statistics file. Spam logging is enabled by default.
Here is an example of a spam log entry:
Spam 27 10/22/2001 12:27:54 PM localhost 127.0.0.1 terry@127.0.0.1 Sender Extra
Spam: keyword
The keyword for these entries is always "Spam"
• 27: FirstClass user ID
Usually the Internet Services gateway userid 1000000000
• 10/22/2002: the date
• 12:27:54 PM: the time
• localhost: the host name
This is declared by the remote host in the SMTP.
• 127.0.0.1: the IP address
The remote host IP address.
• admin@127.0.0.1: the mail address
The mail from: field in the SMTP conversation.
• Sender: the reason code
The reason code can be one of:
• MailRule
• Sender
• RBL
• ReverseDNS
• Host
• RelayReject.
Extra: the extra information
Extra information will contain:
• MailRule type - any NDN text sent
• RelayReject type - the address being relayed
The rcpt to: field in the SMTP conversation.
Note
RelayReject is not logged when all relaying is disabled.
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