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Updated: 17 Sep 2010 | 4 comments
Prashant Thumar's picture
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Hi,

We are using SBG 8.0.3 on VmWare ESX server.

I want to see the attachment size of particular e-mail. Can anyone help me from where can I check the same?

Thanks in advance to all.

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2010
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This is from a tech support

This is from a tech support call.  Personally, that the GUI logs don't include message size is really sad.

You need to be on the Command Line "Support" interface.  SSH to your SBG Scanner,  login and then run set-support to enable the support account with a password of your choosing.  Logoff and then login as support.

tail -f /data/logs/maillog |

 awk '/Received on\:/ {print $18 " " $21 " " $23 " " $25}’

 

10.20

.65.26:25, 10.20.159.247:56385, tracyjaynes@gmail.com, 3035,

10.20

.65.26:25,

10.20

.159.247:56385, ALSCPA@aol.com, 3287,

10.20

.65.27:25, 10.11.81.130:40404, DoNotReply@domain.com, 27168,

    Local i/f       remote port          Sender                     Size

use $15 for auditID

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2010
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Please note that the

Please note that the workaround mentioned above can not be used if Mail Transfer Agent (MTA ) logs are not at "Information" or higher (more logging) level.

Regards,

Adnan

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AdnanH - do you have the tech

AdnanH - do you have the tech note reference # handy?

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Unfortunately, the technote

Unfortunately, the technote is not a public facing KB as it involves the use of support account.