Probably, connected to #289 , yet no mention of mailbox watching there.
While examining a single report with parsedmarc in mailbox test mode (same with test = False), I found out that the UDP connections count to my syslog server keeps increasing. Every watch timeout one more connection. In the end, it reaches the open files connection limit.
I.e., when parsedmarc reads a report from the mailbox, it sends to syslog not a single report but identical reports.
It looks to me the problem is in creating one more syslog class object every time the mailbox is checked.
I added a destructor in the SyslogClient class. At the end of the process_reports function, I now destroy syslog_client object (if there is any). I'm not sure if this is the right way to fix it though
parsedmarc.ini
```ini
[general]
save_aggregate = True
save_forensic = True
nameservers = my.ns
offline = True
n_procs = 2
log_file = /var/log/parsedmarc.log
[imap]
host = imap.host
user = my@mail.box
password = pass
[mailbox]
watch = True
delete = False
reports_folder = INBOX.dmarc
archive_folder = INBOX.dmarc_processed
test = True
batch_size = 0
[syslog]
server = my.syslog
port = 1143
```
syslog.py
```python
def __del__(self):
for handler in self.logger.handlers:
if isinstance(handler, logging.handlers.SysLogHandler):
self.logger.handlers.remove(handler)
```
cli.py
```python
# end of def process_reports(reports_):
try:
del syslog_client
except NameError:
print("syslog_client isn't defined")
```
Probably, connected to #289 , yet no mention of mailbox watching there. While examining a single report with parsedmarc in mailbox test mode (same with test = False), I found out that the UDP connections count to my syslog server keeps increasing. Every watch timeout one more connection. In the end, it reaches the open files connection limit. I.e., when parsedmarc reads a report from the mailbox, it sends to syslog not a single report but identical reports.
It looks to me the problem is in creating one more syslog class object every time the mailbox is checked.
I added a destructor in the SyslogClient class. At the end of the process_reports function, I now destroy syslog_client object (if there is any). I'm not sure if this is the right way to fix it though
parsedmarc.ini
```ini [general] save_aggregate = True save_forensic = True nameservers = my.ns offline = True n_procs = 2 log_file = /var/log/parsedmarc.log [imap] host = imap.host user = my@mail.box password = pass [mailbox] watch = True delete = False reports_folder = INBOX.dmarc archive_folder = INBOX.dmarc_processed test = True batch_size = 0 [syslog] server = my.syslog port = 1143 ```syslog.py
```python def __del__(self): for handler in self.logger.handlers: if isinstance(handler, logging.handlers.SysLogHandler): self.logger.handlers.remove(handler) ```cli.py
```python # end of def process_reports(reports_): try: del syslog_client except NameError: print("syslog_client isn't defined") ```