On 20/10/10 18:43, Mark Scholten wrote:
I'd like to get some script to process logfiles and gives back the following
information:
- From (address)
- From server (hostname and/or IP)
- Destination (address)
- Destination server (hostname and/or IP)
- Message ID
- Time and date (for the receiving
On 19/10/10 19:42, Jeroen Geilman wrote:
"timestamp - client IP [hostname] - orig_envelope_from >
orig_envelope_to - Queue ID - final_envelope_from > final_envelope_to -
transport:nexthop - server IP [hostname] - delays"
You have a copy of the script now, of course, but if you or anybody
else
On 20/10/10 05:26, Julio Cesar Covolato wrote:
How to scale for milions acounts, how do they do it?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MapReduce may interest you.
On 19/10/10 21:53, Jeroen Geilman wrote:
I am definitely interested, I wasn't baiting you.
This is a decidedly untrivial task, given the flexibility of logging.
That's okay, I'm taking a very trivial approach - no idea
how it would behave when faced with more complicated logs.
I'll send it to
[as subject]
On 19/10/10 19:42, Jeroen Geilman wrote:
How does it deal with address rewriting and alias expansion, which is
the routing core of postfix ?
Badly? It's a site-specific script hacked up quickly for my own
purposes.
"timestamp - client IP [hostname] - orig_envelope_from >
orig_
On 19/10/10 11:55, Mark Scholten wrote:
From here there is interest in it. I would edit it to include the
Encouraging!
client/destination server and message ID, but for the rest it sounds great.
Configurable as follows, e.g.:
$output = array ('time', 'meat', 'from', 'to', 'hits', 'size');
Helo, as one might say.
Wading through logfiles to find a particular email has been
taking up too much of my time recently [1].
I have written a logfile condenser that takes a postfix log and
generates a single line per email, with (for example) timestamp,
ham /spam, sender, recipient, spam scor
