Re: qmailanalog question
Just to add.. > >qmail-1.03, qmailanalog-0.70 > > > >I'm truing to make two quieries for a user: > > > >1. Who the user sends mail to (and how many)? > >2. Who the user receives mail from (and how many)? > > > >So, I do the folloing with my processed "mail.log": > > > >cat mail.log | xsender [EMAIL PROTECTED] | zrecipients > >cat mail.log | xrecipient [EMAIL PROTECTED] | zsenders > > > >The first one works fine, but the second one doesn't. > >May be I'm wrong somewhere ... > > Does "xrecipient [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Does "zsenders > How does "xrecipient [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: qmailanalog question
Warning: egregious use of "cat" ahead. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >qmail-1.03, qmailanalog-0.70 > >I'm truing to make two quieries for a user: > >1. Who the user sends mail to (and how many)? >2. Who the user receives mail from (and how many)? > >So, I do the folloing with my processed "mail.log": > >cat mail.log | xsender [EMAIL PROTECTED] | zrecipients >cat mail.log | xrecipient [EMAIL PROTECTED] | zsenders > >The first one works fine, but the second one doesn't. >May be I'm wrong somewhere ... Does "xrecipient [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: qmailanalog question
Brandon Dudley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >Is it normal, when using the "zuids" script in qmailanalog, to see an >abnormal ammount of messages comming from user qmaild? No, an abnormal amount of anything is, by definition, not normal. >mess bytes sbytes rbytes recips tries xdelay uid >105 287318 307020 307020 107107 2.140147 16 > 7327832783278 7 7 21.896689 500 > 7571057105710 7 7 6.261182 501 > 1 13651 13651 13651 1 1 0.011327 503 > 1 874 874 874 1 1 0.007452 507 > 43870 11610 11610 12 13 62.494407 510 qmail-smtpd runs as qmaild, so messages received via SMTP will acquire its UID. Whether or not 105 SMTP submissions is normal depends on your system. -Dave
