Great! Thanks Martin! I'll take a look at it and see what I need to do.
Eric - do we have any plans to be using supervise and
multilog/daemontools log format for dovecot in the future? It sure is
nice when all (or at least many) of your components are using the same
logging mechanism/format, and storing them in a standardized location.
Not to get too far off track here, but while we are on the topic of
dovecot...has anyone had any experience setting up shared/public
namespaces in dovecot for global spam/ham folders? I'm trying to figure
out the best way to train spamassassin, and the issue at hand is that
the mailboxes are actually stored on a separate QMT machine, and my SA
boxes simply do the scanning/filtering before passing the mail to the
next hop using smtproutes. Just fishing for some ideas.
Thanks everyone.
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On 3/2/12 2:17 PM, Martin Waschbüsch wrote:
Am 02.03.2012 um 22:12 schrieb Casey Price:
Martin,
I'm just using the dovecot RPM provided with the instructions on the QMT wiki.
What exactly is necessary to get qmailmrtg to work with dovecot?
Casey Price
This is nowhere near complete, but it gives you a first idea what needs to be
done.
Please note that the mrtg.conf file (I think for some reason that's contained
in the .spec in this package), needs to be adapted as well and the c program of
course. The package here was my first attempt to convert things to dovecot - it
assumes logs are multilog/daemontools format and located in
/var/log/qmail/dovecot/
Also, I did not use dovecot for pop3 back then, so that has also not been taken
care of.
If you give me some more time, I can easily adapt things so it will work with
dovecot using syslog and in standard dovecot location and perfect the config
files, etc.
As it is, I'd consider this very much beta.
Martin
