Re: [toaster] pop3 logging
On Tuesday 07 December 2004 22:22, Jose Luis Canciani wrote: Thanks for the info. One doubt only, are those graphs separated by domain? I mean, if I have several domains in vpopmail, will qmail-mrtg give me the bandwidth for each one? No, qmail-mrtg does not, but isoqlog will, per domain and per user, but no graphs as it stands. qmail-mrtg will show you traffic, and can be configured to send alerts if trigger points are breached, alerting you to yet another tsunami of spam. On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 00:23:20 +, Bob Hutchinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tuesday 07 December 2004 20:06, Jose Luis Canciani wrote: Hi everybody. I'm creating a platform for a hosting service and I need to know how much bandwidth each domain is consuming. I've partially managed to do it reading isoqlog reporting (based on qmail-send logs). Now I'm trying to find POP3 bandwidth for qmail-pop3d. I haven't found too much information on the internet. On the qmail-ldap big picture a parameter called POP3_LOGLEVEL is shown. Searching with that keyword, google show me only a couple of mailling list messages, one of those suggest to put POP3_LOGLEVEL=3 so that qmail-pop3 would show the username of the person. So I've added POP3_LOGLEVEL=3; export POP3_LOGLEVEL to /var/qmail/supervise/qmail-pop3d/run and restarted pop3 service but nothing has changed. Does anyone know something about this parameter o something else that would help? I haven't tried courier pop3 server, maybe someone could tell me if it could be configured for what I need? isoqlog will give you daily figures, in and out for each user, very easy to install. awstats can be configured to use qmail logs and will give greater detail, but it's not so easy to setup qmail-mrtg from inter7 is also useful for (almost) realtime graphs so is logwatch, for daily reports. There is an addon to logwatch 5.1 at http://midwales.com/downloads/logwatch/logwatch-qmail-1.0.3.tar.gz and don't forget iptables Thank you! -- Jose Luis Canciani Ing. en Sistemas de Informacion. This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. -- - Bob Hutchinson Midwales dot com - -- - Bob Hutchinson Midwales dot com -
Re: [toaster] pop3 logging
The problem is that isoqlog will not analyze qmail-pop3d logs, only qmail-send logs. And even if it could, the pop3 logs does not show username and/or size of downloaded messages, it only shows ip and ports used by the connections. That's why I first asked about the POP3_LOGLEVEL parameter that I think it could be set to show this kind of data in the logs. Nobody is collecting pop3 bandwidth size on a per domain basis?? On Tuesday 07 December 2004 22:22, Jose Luis Canciani wrote: Thanks for the info. One doubt only, are those graphs separated by domain? I mean, if I have several domains in vpopmail, will qmail-mrtg give me the bandwidth for each one? No, qmail-mrtg does not, but isoqlog will, per domain and per user, but no graphs as it stands. qmail-mrtg will show you traffic, and can be configured to send alerts if trigger points are breached, alerting you to yet another tsunami of spam. - Hide quoted text - On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 00:23:20 +, Bob Hutchinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tuesday 07 December 2004 20:06, Jose Luis Canciani wrote: Hi everybody. I'm creating a platform for a hosting service and I need to know how much bandwidth each domain is consuming. I've partially managed to do it reading isoqlog reporting (based on qmail-send logs). Now I'm trying to find POP3 bandwidth for qmail-pop3d. I haven't found too much information on the internet. On the qmail-ldap big picture a parameter called POP3_LOGLEVEL is shown. Searching with that keyword, google show me only a couple of mailling list messages, one of those suggest to put POP3_LOGLEVEL=3 so that qmail-pop3 would show the username of the person. So I've added POP3_LOGLEVEL=3; export POP3_LOGLEVEL to /var/qmail/supervise/qmail-pop3d/run and restarted pop3 service but nothing has changed. Does anyone know something about this parameter o something else that would help? I haven't tried courier pop3 server, maybe someone could tell me if it could be configured for what I need? isoqlog will give you daily figures, in and out for each user, very easy to install. awstats can be configured to use qmail logs and will give greater detail, but it's not so easy to setup qmail-mrtg from inter7 is also useful for (almost) realtime graphs so is logwatch, for daily reports. There is an addon to logwatch 5.1 at http://midwales.com/downloads/logwatch/logwatch-qmail-1.0.3.tar.gz and don't forget iptables Thank you! -- Jose Luis Canciani Ing. en Sistemas de Informacion. This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. -- - Bob Hutchinson Midwales dot com - -- - Bob Hutchinson Midwales dot com - This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
Re: [toaster] pop3 logging
On Wednesday 08 December 2004 12:29, Jose Luis Canciani wrote: The problem is that isoqlog will not analyze qmail-pop3d logs, only qmail-send logs. And even if it could, the pop3 logs does not show username and/or size of downloaded messages, it only shows ip and ports used by the connections. yep That's why I first asked about the POP3_LOGLEVEL parameter that I think it could be set to show this kind of data in the logs. I found this on http://www.nrg4u.com/qmail/QLDAPINSTALL Environment variables setable via tcpserver, envdir or plain old env/sh: snip POP3_LOGLEVEL Level of log verbosity in qmail-pop3d. Default: 0 (NULL) Affects: qmail-pop3d Example: 3 Levels: 0 = no logging 1 = fatal errors 2 = login/logout accounting 3 = session errors 4 = verbose Note: integer value, everything will be logged through tcpserver Note2: this is a hack so that this log level does not interfere with the one of auth_pop. This would appear to be a qmail-ldap specific thing, no mention of it in man qmail-pop3d (netqmail-1.05) nor can I find any reference to POP3_LOGLEVEL in my source tree, which is stock toaster If you are running qmail-ldap try setting environment variable as above Nobody is collecting pop3 bandwidth size on a per domain basis?? On Tuesday 07 December 2004 22:22, Jose Luis Canciani wrote: Thanks for the info. One doubt only, are those graphs separated by domain? I mean, if I have several domains in vpopmail, will qmail-mrtg give me the bandwidth for each one? No, qmail-mrtg does not, but isoqlog will, per domain and per user, but no graphs as it stands. qmail-mrtg will show you traffic, and can be configured to send alerts if trigger points are breached, alerting you to yet another tsunami of spam. - Hide quoted text - On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 00:23:20 +, Bob Hutchinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tuesday 07 December 2004 20:06, Jose Luis Canciani wrote: Hi everybody. I'm creating a platform for a hosting service and I need to know how much bandwidth each domain is consuming. I've partially managed to do it reading isoqlog reporting (based on qmail-send logs). Now I'm trying to find POP3 bandwidth for qmail-pop3d. I haven't found too much information on the internet. On the qmail-ldap big picture a parameter called POP3_LOGLEVEL is shown. Searching with that keyword, google show me only a couple of mailling list messages, one of those suggest to put POP3_LOGLEVEL=3 so that qmail-pop3 would show the username of the person. So I've added POP3_LOGLEVEL=3; export POP3_LOGLEVEL to /var/qmail/supervise/qmail-pop3d/run and restarted pop3 service but nothing has changed. Does anyone know something about this parameter o something else that would help? I haven't tried courier pop3 server, maybe someone could tell me if it could be configured for what I need? isoqlog will give you daily figures, in and out for each user, very easy to install. awstats can be configured to use qmail logs and will give greater detail, but it's not so easy to setup qmail-mrtg from inter7 is also useful for (almost) realtime graphs so is logwatch, for daily reports. There is an addon to logwatch 5.1 at http://midwales.com/downloads/logwatch/logwatch-qmail-1.0.3.tar.gz and don't forget iptables Thank you! -- Jose Luis Canciani Ing. en Sistemas de Informacion. This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. -- - Bob Hutchinson Midwales dot com - -- - Bob Hutchinson Midwales dot com - This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. -- - Bob Hutchinson Midwales dot com -
Re[2]: [toaster] Qmail stop delivering after 5-6 hours
Hello Bob BH if you have any 'fancy features', like spam, rbl, mfcheck etc switch them off, I have not any 'fancy features' BH check /var/qmail/bin/qmail-showctl BH check your permissions, ownership, sticky bits etc it's OK. mail delivered after boot/reboot about 5-6 hours. BH use telnet to see what is going on with your mail reception, although the BH below suggests that it is remote delivery that is not working somtetime telnet 127.0.0.1 return 220 - mail.tarsu.kz OK, sometime no. BH use recordio in your smtp 'run' file, then you can see it all. what is recordio? -- Ñ óâàæåíèåì, Michael mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
