Felix Buenemann wrote: > Hi Eric, > > Am 21.10.2008 19:38 Uhr, Eric Shubert schrieb: > [...] > >> Nice. Here's my present result, for all logs: >> # time cat /var/log/qmail/smtp/*.s | ./spamdyke-stats.pl >> 34229 DENIED_RDNS_MISSING >> 26702 DENIED_IP_IN_CC_RDNS >> 21848 DENIED_RBL_MATCH >> -- Breakdown -- >> --------------- >> 19514 ALLOWED >> 14910 DENIED_RDNS_RESOLVE >> 2684 DENIED_SENDER_NO_MX >> 2123 DENIED_OTHER >> 141 TIMEOUT >> 3 DENIED_TOO_MANY_RECIPIENTS >> >> Allowed: 19514 >> Denied : 102499 >> Errors : 141 >> Total : 122154 >> % Valid: 15.97% >> % Spam : 83.91% >> % Error: 0.12% >> >> real 0m15.928s >> user 0m4.512s >> sys 0m3.616s >> >> >> I'm a little confused by the Breakdown in the middle of results. Is the >> sort not working quite right? >> > The Breakdown requires log-level=verbose logging. I should probably > suppress those lines, if no verbose logging info was found. > > >> Here's what I'd prefer to see as output >> format: >> >> spamdyke-stats.pl v??? >> Total : 122154 >> Allowed: 19514 15.97% >> Timeout: 141 0.12% >> Denied : 102499 83.91% >> ____Denied Breakdown____ >> RDNS_MISSING 34229 33.39% >> IP_IN_CC_RDNS 26702 26.05% >> RBL_MATCH 21848 21.32% >> RDNS_RESOLVE 14910 14.55% >> SENDER_NO_MX 2684 2.62% >> OTHER 2123 2.07% >> TOO_MANY_RECIPIENTS 3 0.00% >> >> Or something along those lines. ;) Note the Denied percentages are >> percents of Denied, not percents of Total. >> > It's certainly possible to add this kind of output. I'll look into it, > but I have some commercial projects coming up, so it'll have to be > postponed for a while, unless you wanna add it yourself. > > >> Thanks for your great work on this, Felix. >> >> Oh, and one more thing just occurred to me. What about greylist >> rejections? I'm guessing that these numbers don't take greylisting into >> account. That would seem to be a bit complicated. Can someone think of a >> way to account for greylist rejections without complicating things too >> much? I wonder if Sam couldn't adjust the log messages in such a way >> that greylisting could be accounted for. Upon further thought, it seems >> to me that this subject might have been discussed before on the list. >> Sorry if I'm bringing up a dead horse. >> > I'm not running greylisting so I can't say what kind of logging messages > it provides. If spamdyke logs with something like DENIED_GREYLISTING and > ALLOWED_GREYLISTING it'd probably be possible to build up the pairs for > statistics, but I'd like to know how you imagine the greylist data to be > represented in the statistics? > > -- Felix > > I don't think there is an ALLOWED_GREYLISTING... it would just be ALLOWED
you may have to process the greylist folder (directory) but this begs the question... why? _______________________________________________ spamdyke-users mailing list spamdyke-users@spamdyke.org http://www.spamdyke.org/mailman/listinfo/spamdyke-users
