Stéphane MERLE a écrit : > Hi, > > First, I would like to appologize if I don't do thing correctly, but > english is not my mother langage and I'm not alway sure of what I > understand ... (I think of "Please do not top-post.", which I though I > wasn't doing, as I stay in the same thread ...). >
so I'll say it in french: Mets ta réponse après le texte auquel tu réponds. comme je le fais là. > My aim, is to be able to séparate bounced/sent statistics from the log > file. Lets say we have 30 SMTP POSTFIX Servers, we sent 10 differents > mailing for 3 or 4 différents customers. For now, I can't tell to my 1st > client, you're mailing number #4012 had 30% of bounces, 50% of sent > and 20% of deferred that are still pending. > use VERP (embed the recipient and the mailing-id in the envelope sender). this means that you send one message per recipient, which may not be good for performandes (although many list managers do it happily). if this is problem, embed the mailing id but not the recipient. but whatever you do, please make sure to follow good practices for mass mailing. feel free to ask if you have any doubt (if you prefer french, you can contact me offlist, but I only look at my mail when I have time). > The only way to do that is to use one IP by mailing which is not really > easy. For that, I would like to have an ID (my mailing id) added to the > logs [I do understood that postfix may not know exactly which mail is > what when it bounced]. I would find a way out with the Return-Path if I > could get it in the logs (not in a new line but within the sent or > bounced lines, this way, I could parse it with grep). >
