Davor Vostri wrote:
> I would like to be able to track bytes sent to a user (not an IP) from
> sendmail/popd for example.
>
> is there a facility on linux (or anything) to be able to track ALL traffic
> per user, if they use sendmail, popd, ftp, telnet etc..etc...
No.
And even if there were, it wouldn't necessarily be much use, as
daemons often run under a specific uid, but act on behalf of various
users.
> I cannot do it per IP as user IP's are dynamically assigned and change
> often and some users are on different networks with dynamic addressing...
>
> what i'm primarily interested is tracking bytes in/out in mail in/out.
You could probably configure procmail to track inbound mail. Outbound
is likely to be more difficult, as the SMTP mailers are built into
sendmail.
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