Drew Hawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please tell me what I'm doing wrong! :) Somebody has to be doing this
> properly, and it's sure not me.
>
> What I want is simple enough, I want to know how many messages were
> sent/received, etc. June 18th. That information is contained within my
> "current" file, but I can find no way to report on this data using
> qmailanalog, tai64n, tai64nlocal, tai64n2tai, etc.
>
> I have a "current" log file that contains log entries that span
> approximately 1 week. I can successfully use qmailanalog to view
> information about the messages that were sent and logged into my "current"
> file. This gives me information beginning when the log file was created and
> ending at the last entry of the log file, but I don't want a report that
> spans the entire week, I want one for a particular day.
I have a script that runs every night to give me a summary of the day's
activity on each mail server. There's a slightly different version that does
it at the end of the month for a month's logs. This script may have
bash-specific constructions, it's not optimized, and it uses tools from Bruce
Guenter's qlogtools package in addition to daemontools and qmail-analog. Pick
up Bruce's software at untroubled.org.
#!/bin/bash
set -e
HOST=`hostname -f`
MAILTO=admin-mailstats@your_domain
export PATH="$PATH:/root/bin:/usr/bin/qmailanalog"
tmpdir=/tmp/qmail-cron.$$.$RANDOM
mkdir $tmpdir
pushd $tmpdir >/dev/null
s_year=`date -d '1 day ago' +%Y`
s_month=`date -d '1 day ago' +%m`
s_day=`date -d '1 day ago' +%d`
e_year=`date +%Y`
e_month=`date +%m`
e_day=`date +%d`
start="$s_year-$s_month-$s_day"
end="$e_year-$e_month-$e_day"
LOGDIR=/var/log/qmail
cat "$LOGDIR"/{"@",cur}* \
| tai64n2tai \
| qlogselect start $start end $end \
| matchup >logfile 5>/dev/null
for ana in zoverall zddist zdeferrals zfailures zrhosts zsuids zrxdelay; do
$ana 2>/dev/null <logfile >$ana
attach="$attach -a $ana"
done
rm -f logfile
mutt -s "$HOST: mailstats for $s_year-$s_month-$s_day" \
-x $attach $MAILTO </dev/null
popd >/dev/null
rm -rf $tmpdir
Change the list list of reports you want as appropriate. You'll also likely
have to change the PATH setting, etc in the script.
> For Charles sake, I don't want to simply look at the log files. I want a
> qmailanalog-style report on a subset of the information contained within my
> "current" file.
Just like the above? :)
Charles
P.S. Russell, if there's any interest in putting this up on your site, feel
free to make a local copy. I don't have it on any ftp or http servers at the
moment.
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