Greetings. I'm interested in being able to view some statistics about TMDA and the magic it works in a given time period. Wanted to see what you folks think about the idea.
Particular numbers of interest could be: -Number of messages passing through TMDA -Breakdown of actions performed -auto-confirmed b/c they're on a whitelist -dropped/bounced b/c they're on a blacklist -confirm requests sent -confirmations received -... -Number of messages left unconfirmed Even cooler, but not as practical, would be stuff like: -Min/Avg/Max times between confirm requests and confirmations received -Number of distinct senders / subject lines -Number of "hits" on each whitelist / blacklist I envision a command line tool that takes a log file location, and optionally a date range, as arguments and returns those stats in plaintext/XML/whatever. I started down the road of whipping up a Perl script to do some of this, but then realized A) it could be something of general use, so I should query the list to help develop the idea, and B) it could involve some changes to the TMDA codeline (for creating more parseable logs), which I would be less inclined to hack just for my own purposes. It could also be that someone's already done this sort of thing. I think it would neat to have this kind of information available, especially for sysadmins administering multiple TMDA instances, and for geeks obsessed with such things. Thoughts? Chris _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
