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Should be. Not working?

How are you adding users to EFA?

Those graphs are correct.

Reason:

messages/min is averaged for each value along the graph.

The first graph shows greater detail than the past year graphs. This is because the each value plotted represents a greater unit of time (such as an entire week instead of an individual day)

Add it to the blacklist:

+1

1) Is your public mx record pointing to your EFA?

2) Is your firewall allowing traffic inbound on port 25 to EFA?

That doesn't seem right. Does a browser refresh cause the numbers to change?

Any chance the time/date changed on your system near the beginning?

Just empty out the relay_recipients. Remove it and replace it with a zero length file of the same name and postmap it.

Yeah, just delaying the inevitable ....

Can you PM me your script?

I would like to test it against my domain...

Well, since I am not a fan of systemd, I have thought about this...I'm not entirely thrilled with CentOS 7...

I am more a Debian guy myself, but I think it would be nice to set up a poll or similar to have our community drive this and other decisions on another major release.

Thoughts?

Postfix max message size is probably your culprit. This will increase it to 20mb...

Yes, you should be able to do this using postfix using a recipient_bcc_map.

http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html# ... t_bcc_maps

How much mail are you processing? You might want to increase the amount of memory for your VM and see if that helps.

Hmm... Are any errors (especially a database connection error) reported when you execute the quarantine report script from the command line?

Just their own mail, unless a user filter is defined

Yes, you can adjust the number of procs and memory for EFA. In fact, for your higher load, I would recommend at least increasing the amount of memory.

So, are you able to see anything in your quarantine using MailWatch?

Chances are that MailScanner crashed due to lack of memory trying to process all of the messages. Increasing the number of children will actually make the problem much worse. You should have no more than 2 children per virtual processor. You should reduce your children, shut down your VM, and instea...

I agree!

To disable SSLv3 in EFA:

in /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf: