qmailanalog scripts
Running qmail 1.03 with daemontools and ucspi-tcp. So far so good everything is working like clock work. The only place I am lacking is the statistics of how my mail is being processed. I have qmailanalog installed and have looked at the output of some of the combinations I tried. The only thing is I am wondering if anyone has made qmailanalog insto a set of scripts that basically replaces Sendmail's mailstats program. ANy scripts taking advantage of qmailanalog would be greatly appreciated. TIA -- --- Ron Rosson ... and a UNIX user said ... The InSaNe One rm -rf * [EMAIL PROTECTED]and all was null and void --- Allow me to introduce myselves
qmailanalog scripts
Hi, did anyone make the attemt to get the output of qmailanalog in a webpage. I think of kind of report-page where you get a short monthly summary for each local/virtual domain (how many messages, how many Megs, etc.) If there is nothing like this around, would anyone else be interested in such a script or is it just me? bye /ch
Re: qmailanalog scripts
hi i write one http://www.enderunix.org/isoqlog it suppliess your request On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Clemens Hermann wrote: > Hi, > > did anyone make the attemt to get the output of qmailanalog in a > webpage. I think of kind of report-page where you get a short monthly > summary for each local/virtual domain (how many messages, how many Megs, > etc.) > If there is nothing like this around, would anyone else be interested in > such a script or is it just me? > > bye > > /ch >
Re: qmailanalog scripts
What's the point? If you have root on the machine you can view it from the terminal session. Just output the results of the various reports that qmailanalog has to a file that is available on your web server. On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Clemens Hermann wrote: > Hi, > > did anyone make the attemt to get the output of qmailanalog in a > webpage. I think of kind of report-page where you get a short monthly > summary for each local/virtual domain (how many messages, how many Megs, > etc.) > If there is nothing like this around, would anyone else be interested in > such a script or is it just me? > > bye > > /ch >