I use /var/log/maillog file to get these numbers.
This is the file which has lines "ALLOWED or DENIED" in it.
Maybe in your setup it will be a different file, but it is the one containing lines like
Sep 11 06:07:02 mail0 spamdyke[13064]: DENIED_RDNS_MISSING from: vupywyjusu@124.223.190.195 to: u...@mydomain.tld origin_ip: 124.223.190.195 origin_rdns: (unknown) auth: (unknown) encryption: (none) reason: (empty)
or
Sep 11 09:00:36 mail0 spamdyke[17404]: ALLOWED from: m...@remote.tld to: u...@mydomain.tld origin_ip: 11.11.11.11 origin_rdns: xxx.remote.tld auth: (unknown) encryption: (none) reason: 250_ok_1662876036_qp_17438
you can easily get numbers of allowed and rejected emails like this:
grep ALLOWED /var/log/maillog |wc -l
grep DENIED /var/log/maillog |wc -l
HTH
> People,
> I have been using SD since 2009 but have only been keeping decent
> records of spam that makes it through to my server since 2015:
> 2015 1,003
> 2016 3,734
> 2017 7,999
> 2018 3,566
> 2019 2,921
> 2020 7,463
> 2021 10,209
> 2022 7,997 so far
> As you can see I have become lazy about keeping the config files up to
> date in the last few years and more spam has been getting through.
> I have some issues with spam that _shouldn't_ be getting through which I
> will ask about later but my question now is:
> Is there a way of logging the emails that are getting rejected?
> I expect that the stuff that is getting through to my qmail setup is an
> order of magnitude or so less than what is being rejected but it would
> be good to have some hard stats on it . .
> Thanks,
> Phil.
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Best regards,
Pavel
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