reference:logging
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| =====Security Logging===== | =====Security Logging===== | ||
| - | By default VPOP3 writes failed login attempts, password changes, etc to a log file called **Security.log** in the VPOP3 [[logging directory]]. | + | By default VPOP3 writes failed login attempts, password changes, etc to a log file called **Security.log** in the VPOP3 [[diagnostics]]. |
| If you check the **Security log contains successful logons** box, then VPOP3 will also record successful logins to the security.log file. | If you check the **Security log contains successful logons** box, then VPOP3 will also record successful logins to the security.log file. | ||
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| + | =====Other Logging===== | ||
| =====Historical Logging===== | =====Historical Logging===== | ||
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| The **Store Historical Logging Data for** option tells VPOP3 how long to keep the data for before it is removed from the database. (Once it has been removed from the database it cannot be recovered, unless you have a database backup) | The **Store Historical Logging Data for** option tells VPOP3 how long to keep the data for before it is removed from the database. (Once it has been removed from the database it cannot be recovered, unless you have a database backup) | ||
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| + | =====Log Database Status===== | ||
| + | The Log Database Status section contains information about the **Historical Logging** database, such as whether it is active or not, and how many entries are currently queued up to be written to the database. | ||
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