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How do I know the public IP of the computer connecting to a specific mailbox

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ozit

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Hello,

My client has been burgled its notebook computers.
In hope that the thieves set on a notebook and they are trying to consult mails, I would like to know if I should have the public IP address in a log, which was connected.

Thanks:confused:
 
look in /usr/local/psa/var/log/maillog.

Entries should look something like this:

pop3d: IMAP connect from @ [xx.xxx.xxx.xx]INFO: LOGIN, user=username, ip=[xx.xxx.xxx.xx]
 
Thanks a lot,
I'm going to write a bash script to look in that file le username I'm looking for and then it will send me a mail
 
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