Just noted something looking a bit odd in our Postfix logs. A good chunk of
the postfix log appears to be logging 3 hours late. All of the (chopped)
entries below where logged between 16.30 and 16.55 today. I checked the
hardware and system times and they are synced OK and read correctly.
Any idea whats happening?
Mar 25 16:37:18 server postfix/smtpd[5142]: DD75F59F74:
Mar 25 11:37:18 server postfix/cleanup[5133]: DD75F59F74:
Mar 25 11:37:18 server postfix/nqmgr[25242]: DD75F59F74:
Mar 25 16:37:18 server amavis[3785]: (03785-05) Passed,
Mar 25 16:37:18 server amavis[3785]: (03785-05) TIMING [total 1682 ms] - SMTP
Mar 25 16:37:18 server postfix/lmtp[5137]: 2D81159F72:
Mar 25 16:37:18 server postfix/smtpd[5142]: disconnect from
Mar 25 16:37:19 server postfix/local[5144]: DD75F59F74:
Mar 25 11:37:19 server postfix/smtpd[5129]: disconnect from
Mar 25 11:43:30 server postfix/smtp[5073]: 13AD659F73:
Mar 25 16:52:13 server postfix[5437]: name_mask: subnet
Mar 25 16:52:13 server postfix[5437]: mynetworks:
Mar 25 11:52:23 server postfix/smtpd[5443]: connect from
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