We uses these scripts with mrtg/postfix/clamav/spamassassin/procmail to
sample the logfiles each time mrtg runs.
mc1:/usr/local/mis/sbin # cat sacleanratio.mrtg
#!/bin/bash
tail -n 1000 /var/log/mail |grep spamd |grep "clean message" |wc -l |sed -e "s/"
tail -n 1000 /var/log/mail |grep spamd |gr
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Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 10:39 AM
To: Jake Colman; users@spamassassin.apache.org
Subject: Re: OT: Mail/Spam Stats and MRTG
At 08:20 AM Monday, 6/6/2005, Jake Colman wrote -=>
>Does anyone have any suggestions for using mrtg to produce a graph
>showing the amount of received
At 08:20 AM Monday, 6/6/2005, Jake Colman wrote -=>
Does anyone have any suggestions for using mrtg to produce a graph showing
the amount of received email and how much of it was flagged as spam?
I am using mrtg, sendmail, and procmail on all the same server.
Try this:
http://users.2z.net/rp
Jake Colman wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions for using mrtg to produce a graph showing
the amount of received email and how much of it was flagged as spam?
I am using mrtg, sendmail, and procmail on all the same server.
Have a look at http://munin.sf.net
It gathers data from several plug
Jake Colman wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions for using mrtg to produce a graph showing
the amount of received email and how much of it was flagged as spam?
I am using mrtg, sendmail, and procmail on all the same server.
You need to write an external "program" (script) for the SNMPdeamon
