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I'm not sure if this should be filed under imap, or sysklogd... Recently installed 7.2. In previous releases, imapd would send its login/logout messages to /var/log/maillog. It's now spamming these to /var/log/messages. I have not altered my /etc/syslog.conf file from what was installed from the sysklogd RPM. Am I just being dense? I'd really like to get these messages funneled into /var/log/maillog if at all possible.
Nothing has changed in the imap package that would cause this to occur. It is either something that has changed with the syslog packages, or a local configuration issue. Reassigning to syslog to confirm wether or not something has changed there.
Also, please attach your syslog.conf for analysis.
The default syslog configuration hasn't changed between 7.1 and 7.2.
Created attachment 35961 [details] syslog.conf
After upgrading to 7.3, and still seeing this problem, I think I've figured out what was causing it. I used authconfig to create an /etc/pam.d/system-auth that would authenticate against either pam_unix or pam_krb5. authconfig put pam_unix before pam_krb5. The user does not have a unix password stored on the system, so pam_unix was returning failure, and pam_krb5 would then return success. This was being logged in /var/log/messages. I reordered the authenticate section of system-auth to put pam_krb5 before pam_unix, and now the login/logout messages are being logged to /var/log/maillog. *shrug* Not sure why the order would make a difference where these messages were being logged, but now that my /var/log/messages isn't being spammed every 5 minutes by imapd, I'm happy. :)
I'm just closing out old bugs here - glad this one seems to have been sorted out!