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From: mouss (no email)
Date: Fri Sep 09 2005 - 18:42:45 EDT
Vlada Macek a écrit :
>Hi,
>
>is there some log analyzing software, that could transform postfix
>syslog messages to the flow that is easier to read?
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>In other words, to group related consequential events, strip out
>redundant information, but leave it almost all there?
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>Each time I need to resolve an issue, I need to research the mail log,
>spending considerable amount of time grepping and lessing the postfix
>log to get a clue what happened. Before I start to write an analyzer
>that would do with the log the same thing my brain does while reading
>the log, I ask whether there is something like that already developed.
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>All I found are some statistics counter HTML table generators, which I
>really do not need.
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I have found no satisfactory one. I have a script that "aggregates" log
lines but I'm still not satisfied (it currently needs to load all logs,
which isn't very good). Now I started coding a log2mysql. if you can
help, contact me off line. otherwise, wait for about a week or two (or
more if I can't work on:).
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