Hi Eric,

Am 21.10.2008 19:38 Uhr, Eric Shubert schrieb:
[...]
> 
> Nice. Here's my present result, for all logs:
> # time cat /var/log/qmail/smtp/*.s | ./spamdyke-stats.pl
> 34229 DENIED_RDNS_MISSING
> 26702 DENIED_IP_IN_CC_RDNS
> 21848 DENIED_RBL_MATCH
> -- Breakdown --
> ---------------
> 19514 ALLOWED
> 14910 DENIED_RDNS_RESOLVE
> 2684  DENIED_SENDER_NO_MX
> 2123  DENIED_OTHER
> 141   TIMEOUT
> 3     DENIED_TOO_MANY_RECIPIENTS
> 
> Allowed: 19514
> Denied : 102499
> Errors : 141
> Total  : 122154
> % Valid: 15.97%
> % Spam : 83.91%
> % Error: 0.12%
> 
> real  0m15.928s
> user  0m4.512s
> sys   0m3.616s
> 
> 
> I'm a little confused by the Breakdown in the middle of results. Is the 
> sort not working quite right?
The Breakdown requires log-level=verbose logging. I should probably
suppress those lines, if no verbose logging info was found.

> Here's what I'd prefer to see as output 
> format:
> 
> spamdyke-stats.pl v???
> Total  :  122154
> Allowed:   19514  15.97%
> Timeout:     141   0.12%
> Denied :  102499  83.91%
> ____Denied Breakdown____
> RDNS_MISSING         34229  33.39%
> IP_IN_CC_RDNS        26702  26.05%
> RBL_MATCH            21848  21.32%
> RDNS_RESOLVE         14910  14.55%
> SENDER_NO_MX          2684   2.62%
> OTHER                 2123   2.07%
> TOO_MANY_RECIPIENTS      3   0.00%
> 
> Or something along those lines. ;) Note the Denied percentages are 
> percents of Denied, not percents of Total.
It's certainly possible to add this kind of output. I'll look into it,
but I have some commercial projects coming up, so it'll have to be
postponed for a while, unless you wanna add it yourself.

> 
> Thanks for your great work on this, Felix.
> 
> Oh, and one more thing just occurred to me. What about greylist 
> rejections? I'm guessing that these numbers don't take greylisting into 
> account. That would seem to be a bit complicated. Can someone think of a 
> way to account for greylist rejections without complicating things too 
> much? I wonder if Sam couldn't adjust the log messages in such a way 
> that greylisting could be accounted for. Upon further thought, it seems 
> to me that this subject might have been discussed before on the list. 
> Sorry if I'm bringing up a dead horse.
I'm not running greylisting so I can't say what kind of logging messages
it provides. If spamdyke logs with something like DENIED_GREYLISTING and
ALLOWED_GREYLISTING it'd probably be possible to build up the pairs for
statistics, but I'd like to know how you imagine the greylist data to be
represented in the statistics?

-- Felix


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