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I need to change the way I process the sending of my emails on my server and I need to find out all of the process that are currently using the qmail program to send emails.<br />
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Is there an easy way to identify which PHP scripts are using qmail to send out an email?<br />
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Is there a log I can go to to see this or a process I can set up to log this?<br />
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I'm running a Linux RedHat Server.
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I need to change the way I process the sending of my emails on my server and I need to find out all of the process that are currently using the qmail program to send emails.

Is there an easy way to identify which PHP scripts are using qmail to send out an email?

Is there a log I can go to to see this or a process I can set up to log this?

I'm running a Linux RedHat Server.

PHP Scripts Sending Mail on Linux Server via Qmail

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