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The log file can be found in your POPFile user directory. | The log file can be found in your POPFile user directory. | ||
+ | Here are some examples of what is logged when an email client checks for new mail and does not find any new messages (the timestamps and process IDs have been removed to reduce the size of these extracts): | ||
+ | |||
+ | **Logger Level 0**: | ||
+ | < | ||
+ | bayes: 811: Attempting to connect to dbi: | ||
+ | bayes: 912: Using SQLite library version 3.7.2 | ||
+ | pop3: 541: Attempting to connect to POP server at pop.example.net: | ||
+ | pop3: 557: Connected to pop.example.net: | ||
+ | pop3: 682: POP3 proxy done | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | |||
+ | **Logger Level 1**: | ||
+ | < | ||
+ | bayes: 811: Attempting to connect to dbi: | ||
+ | bayes: 912: Using SQLite library version 3.7.2 | ||
+ | bayes: 512: Performing tweak 1 to 1 | ||
+ | pop3: 311: +OK POP3 POPFile (v1.1.3) server ready[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 311: -ERR No secure server specified[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 541: Attempting to connect to POP server at pop.example.net: | ||
+ | pop3: 557: Connected to pop.example.net: | ||
+ | pop3: 605: Connection returned: +OK connected to pop3 on 3602 [0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 311: USER XXXXXX | ||
+ | pop3: 311: +OK name is a valid mailbox[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 311: PASS XXXXXX | ||
+ | pop3: 311: +OK user XXXXXX | ||
+ | pop3: 311: STAT[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 311: +OK 0 0[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 311: QUIT[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 311: +OK[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 682: POP3 proxy done | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | |||
+ | **Logger Level 2**: | ||
+ | < | ||
+ | mq: 227: Parent: postfork() called for pid -3088, reader GLOB(0x36fce30) | ||
+ | bayes: 811: Attempting to connect to dbi: | ||
+ | bayes: 912: Using SQLite library version 3.7.2 | ||
+ | bayes: 512: Performing tweak 1 to 1 | ||
+ | pop3: 311: +OK POP3 POPFile (v1.1.3) server ready[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 198: Regexps: ^USER XXXXXX | ||
+ | pop3: 213: Command: --CAPA-- | ||
+ | pop3: 311: -ERR No secure server specified[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 213: Command: --USER XXXXXX-- | ||
+ | mq: 380: post LOGIN (username.example.co.uk) | ||
+ | mq: 395: sending post LOGIN (username.example.co.uk) to parent GLOB(0x4084c20) | ||
+ | pop3: 541: Attempting to connect to POP server at pop.example.net: | ||
+ | pop3: 557: Connected to pop.example.net: | ||
+ | mq: 380: post LOGIN (username.example.co.uk) | ||
+ | mq: 387: queuing post LOGIN (username.example.co.uk) | ||
+ | mq: 389: LOGIN queue length now 0 | ||
+ | mq: 128: Message LOGIN (username.example.co.uk) ready for delivery | ||
+ | mq: 131: Delivering message LOGIN (username.example.co.uk) to html | ||
+ | pop3: 605: Connection returned: +OK connected to pop3 on 3602 [0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 312: auth plaintext | ||
+ | pop3: 311: USER XXXXXX | ||
+ | pop3: 659: Read slurp data +OK name is a valid mailbox[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 311: +OK name is a valid mailbox[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 213: Command: --PASS XXXXXX-- | ||
+ | pop3: 311: PASS XXXXXX | ||
+ | pop3: 659: Read slurp data +OK user XXXXXX | ||
+ | pop3: 311: +OK user XXXXXX | ||
+ | pop3: 213: Command: --STAT-- | ||
+ | pop3: 311: STAT[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 659: Read slurp data +OK 0 0[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 311: +OK 0 0[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 213: Command: --QUIT-- | ||
+ | pop3: 311: QUIT[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 659: Read slurp data +OK[0d][0a] | ||
+ | pop3: 311: +OK[0d][0a] | ||
+ | mq: 380: post CMPLT (-3088) | ||
+ | mq: 395: sending post CMPLT (-3088) to parent GLOB(0x4084c20) | ||
+ | pop3: 682: POP3 proxy done | ||
+ | mq: 380: post CMPLT (-3088) | ||
+ | mq: 391: dropping post CMPLT (-3088) | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | With the ''' |
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