Event log shows "invalid login"'s after sending fi

[Stemage]

I'm trying to send out a mailer. I've set the throttles accordingly, and months ago I had no issues. Now, I choose to process my queue and the first batch leaves (and successfully sends), but after that, the log file says the following:

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11995   del   login   2007-02-26 15:30:02   invalid login from ??.??.???.???, tried logging in as USERNAME
11994   del   login   2007-02-26 15:15:02   invalid login from ??.??.???.???, tried logging in as USERNAME
11993   del   login   2007-02-26 15:00:01   invalid login from ??.??.???.???, tried logging in as USERNAME
11992   del   login   2007-02-26 14:45:01   invalid login from ??.??.???.???, tried logging in as USERNAME
11991   del   login   2007-02-26 14:30:02   invalid login from ??.??.???.???, tried logging in as USERNAME
11990   del   processqueue   2007-02-26 14:29:09   Waiting for 3600 seconds before reloading
11989   del   processqueue   2007-02-26 14:29:09   Finished this run

Of course, it shows a username, and my IP. I assume it is trying to login using my database username for something, because that's what it shows?? If so, I wonder why it's failing. Every 15 minutes it tries to queue up the next batch, but it fails. I can't get phplist to send past the first batch.

Any troubleshooting ideas? What should this login BE?

[H2B2]

Yes this is a bit strange. I can't remember having seen this reported before on the forum, though I may have missed a few posts of course.

Is assume you are using a cron job. Have you configured this setting in config.php and does this user array correspond with the user mentioned in the crontab file?

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Command line users
# if you use commandline, you will need to identify the users who are allowed to run
# the script. See README.commandline for more info
$commandline_users = array("admin");
# or you can use the following to disable the check (take off the # in front of the line)
# $commandline_users = array();

Is your server running PHP-cli or PHP-cgi. In the case of PHP-cgi -and given that you are using batch processing- did you use the reload parameter in your crontab as described in the phplist/cron docs?

Try to be more detailed when providing info on the issue, e.g. your system setup, mailqueue processing settings, etc.. This might give others a better understanding of possible causes.

[Stemage]

I tried again this AM and everything appears to be OK. I'm honestly not sure what the trouble is. ?? Something obviously serverside and not phplist releated. thanks for the great response though!