IMAP consuming so much bandwith how can i detect the account email that cause the issue PLZ
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Hello,
Do you have root access to the system? If so, you can find email activity logged at /var/log/maillog. You can search this log for terms such as "dovecot: imap" to see IMAP activity. Look for the "in=" and "out=" entries, as those represent the incoming and outgoing bandwidth associated with the session. EX:
Thank you.
Do you have root access to the system? If so, you can find email activity logged at /var/log/maillog. You can search this log for terms such as "dovecot: imap" to see IMAP activity. Look for the "in=" and "out=" entries, as those represent the incoming and outgoing bandwidth associated with the session. EX:
Code:
grep "dovecot: imap" /var/log/maillogHello,
The result returned several accounts.
How can I detect the account that connect repeatedly.
The result returned several accounts.
How can I detect the account that connect repeatedly.
Hello,
There's no option available in cPanel & WHM that's going to provide you that information in an easy-to-see format. It's going to require browsing through /var/log/maillog or coming up with custom bash commands to search through it. Here are a couple of threads you may find helpful:
imap traffic
Massive POP3 Bandwidth - Stuck in a Loop
Thank you.
There's no option available in cPanel & WHM that's going to provide you that information in an easy-to-see format. It's going to require browsing through /var/log/maillog or coming up with custom bash commands to search through it. Here are a couple of threads you may find helpful:
imap traffic
Massive POP3 Bandwidth - Stuck in a Loop
Thank you.