So to recap so that I can install the correct programs:
Which package should I install to get the stats?
=09
I already get disk, memory, cpu stats, as well as smtp vs smtpd =
processes.
I would love to get mail throughput and # messages in queue pending.
Thanks
Joel
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Subject: [IMGate] Re: mrtg graphing
OK, last reply to self for today:
Mike Lewinski wrote:
> $ tail -n 10 /etc/mrtg.cfg
> Target[postfix]:=20
>
.1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.50.101.1&.1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.50.101.2:a_hard_to_guess_snm=
p_R
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> MaxBytes[postfix]: 99999
> Options[postfix]: gauge, growright
> Title[postfix]: Postfix Statistics
> PageTop[postfix]: <H1>Postfix Statistics</H1>
> WithPeak[postfix]: dwmy
> YLegend[postfix]: No. of messages
> ShortLegend[postfix]: messages
> LegendI[postfix]: Incoming:
> LegendO[postfix]: Outgoing:
> # Change community string above and 127.0.0.1 to your postfix
> # server's snmp config.
Of course, I meant the IP address in the Target above is your postfix=20
server's IP, and in that server's snmpd.conf you specify your MRTG=20
machine's IP on the rocommunity line.
> $ diff /usr/local/bin/mailstats2.pl /usr/local/bin/mailstats.pl
> 18c18
> < print "$foo{$_}\n" ;
> ---
> > print "$_ $foo{$_}\n" ;
> 21d20
> <
The trailing \n is probably redundant, although it doesn't seem to hurt=20
MRTG in this case. But that line could simply be:
print "$foo{$_}";
I have a frozen snapshot of the mailstats graph that is publicly visible =
here:
http://cam.lazyz.org/postfix.html
Not much data there yet, but it looks reasonable...
Mike
