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This project is intended for Postfix administrators to quickly view their maillog by parsing the traditional Maillog format to MySQL.
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Another Postfix's log analysis tool. It read maillog from stdin and output in format of every mail's traceroute. This can greatly help administrator to find problems of mail system.
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simple daemon in perl, reads maillog, writes a db hash to be read by an MTA (Postfix currently supported) this can allow controlled email relaying
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Permits to parse a maillog file and save explicit pattern in a mysql database. HTML report are created in real time, you could see size, sender, receiver, date, error stat. You can enable support for a particular domain and for amavis
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