Nick,

FYI - You can do this with DLAnalyzer. On one of our last discussions we talked about having a weight range that spanned from zero. This way you could see the messages that were delivered.

If you specify spamdomains and that weight range as a test in the advanced report and set the filter method to "AND" you will get the desired results you are looking for.

Darrell


Nick Hayer writes:


Scott -

Do you have a handy dandy way of finding all the messages that were delivered "Message OK" *and* failed a certain test?

Like all the messages that were successfully delivered that failed SPAMDOMAINS. Even a count would be nice -

Thanks

-Nick Hayer



If you are just looking for all lines for a message, you can use:

FIND "afe0021101d68bb7" dec####.log /i


-Scott
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