Re: sendmail log summary?

1996-10-10 Thread Joey Hess
> anyone know of any good sendmail log analysis scripts? > > a friend wants to generate daily and weekly summaries of mail traffic > on his system. Well, this is a pretty wacky way to do it, but I produce useable logs by running my sendmail logfiles through a filter that converts

sendmail log summary?

1996-10-10 Thread Craig Sanders
anyone know of any good sendmail log analysis scripts? a friend wants to generate daily and weekly summaries of mail traffic on his system. Craig -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Sendmail Log

1996-05-15 Thread Lukas Nellen
> "R" == Rob Leslie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Just a quick question. I was looking through the log for >> sendmail this afternoon and noticed that it stopped recording >> where mail was comming from and only recording who the mail is >> for. R> events. But I don't ha

Re: Sendmail Log

1996-05-12 Thread Andrew Stephen
rstand the situation. Can you provide an excerpt of your > sendmail log where this has occurred? > > Sendmail normally logs mail transfers as a two-line event, the first line > indicating the sender and source statistics, and the next line indicating the > destination and deliv

Sendmail Log

1996-05-11 Thread Andrew Stephen
Hi, Just a quick question. I was looking through the log for sendmail this afternoon and noticed that it stopped recording where mail was comming from and only recording who the mail is for. What is causing this to happen ? and how can I get it to record who the mail is from and who it is to.

Re: Sendmail Log

1996-05-11 Thread Rob Leslie
from and who it is to. I'm not sure I understand the situation. Can you provide an excerpt of your sendmail log where this has occurred? Sendmail normally logs mail transfers as a two-line event, the first line indicating the sender and source statistics, and the next line indicating the d

Re: Sendmail Log

1996-05-11 Thread eckes
Hello, > I'm not sure I understand the situation. Can you provide an excerpt of your > sendmail log where this has occurred? I guess the receive lines are logged from the stand-alone SMTP-Server to a rotated logfile, the delivery-requests are logged into the correct one by runq. Think

Re: Sendmail Log

1996-05-11 Thread Rob Leslie
>> I'm not sure I understand the situation. Can you provide an excerpt of your >> sendmail log where this has occurred? > > I guess the receive lines are logged from the stand-alone SMTP-Server to a > rotated logfile, the delivery-requests are logged into the correct one