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Am 17.08.2010 18:32, schrieb Chuck Tetlow:
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<font size="2">Use the following command on your BX server:
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grep "to=<destination e-mail>" /var/log/maillog | grep
ctladdr
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Replace the "destination e-mail" with the e-mail address of your
receiver. This will provide a list of e-mails to that
individual's address, the sender's address (ctladdr), and date
time. It won't be in any pretty format - but all the data will
be there.
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But depending on how long this was going on, you may have to do
it to /var/log/maillog.1 and /var/log/maillog.2 too.
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Chuck
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<font size="2">Hy Chuck!<br>
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Thanks for that info.<br>
Is much simpler than the solution I have found with google.<br>
I used the Script<br>
maillog2commonlog.pl newsmail < maillog > log.txt<br>
Then I get also a not so pretty formated list, but it worked for
the customer and it was happy.<br>
This is the most important.<br>
Thanks<br>
Joachim<br>
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