Problems in write maillog to SQL

[tlum]

When MailScanner starts up you should see message similar to following 
in maillog:

Mar 13 11:22:25 ms1srvp01 MailScanner[23349]: Started SQL Logging child

When mail is received you should see message similar to following in 
maillog:

Mar 13 11:22:47 ms1srvp01 MailScanner[23336]: Logging message 
4A8CC900F9.7D18D to SQL
Mar 13 11:22:47 ms1srvp01 MailScanner[23338]: 4A8CC900F9.7D18D: Logged 
to MailWatch SQL

If you don't see the first one then custom logging is not being 
registered. If you don't see the second then there is a problem with 
"Always Looked Up Last = &MailWatchLogging" in MailScanner.conf.

Probably the most common reason is not connecting to the database for 
some reason... missing perl module, wrong credentials (bad connect 
strings), wrong permissions, etc.

Bernardo Goulart de Faria wrote:
> Hello,
>
>   I have one MailServer using Fedora 7 (2.6.21-1.3194.fc7) i686 i386 
> GNU/Linux + Postfix 2.5.1 + MailScanner 4.66.5-3 + MYSQL Ver 14.12 
> Distrib 5.0.45 + mailwatch-1.0.4 + PHP 5.2.4.
>  
> I followed the guide instructions for the site. On file header_check 
> of postfix, I put / ^ Received: / HOLD, set all permissions in 
> /var/postfix and /var/MailScanner. I installed the MailWatch and 
> changed information, User and Password in MailWatch.pm and 
> SQLBlacklist.pm, moved to 
> /usr/lib/MailScanner/MailScanner/CustomFunctions/.
> Start the MailScanner and everything works normally, but the messages 
> are not recorded in the table in MySQL maillog. The permissions of 
> GRANT in the bank also has been set.
>
> Tanks!
> Faria, Bernardo
>
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