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Hi Markus,

On 07/01/15 15:31, "Markus Hästbacka" wrote:
> I've been trying to reduce the incoming mail from my servers daily run.
>
> I've managed to configure periodic.conf in a way that when there's nothing
> wrong in the logs I get no mail.

Would you be willing to share your method? I'd like to substantially 
reduce my incoming mail, and while I figure there are configurable 
options to do so, I haven't yet put in the time to work them out. I'd be 
grateful to harness your work and put it to good use on my systems.

Cheers,
Greg.