At 17:25 2002-04-19 -0600, Terrence Martin did say:
[snip]
I tried just this, but no logging. I also tried setting up a default rule
because you're not doing anything which woulc cause something to be logged.
:0
${DEFAULT}
Unfortunately this logged too much info, and it also prevented user level
Yea, because you're _delivering_ the message. Suggestion: don't do that.
Basically I want to count the amount of data recieved for each user as it
arrives, then pass it on to the user for additional processing.
[in /etc/procmailrc]
LOGFILE=/var/log/procmail.log
# logs username and message size
# (assumes any valid message is at least 1 byte)
:0
* 1^1 > 1
{
LOG="$LOGNAME $=
"
}
This only applies to messages delivered to local recipients - program
aliases and remote user aliases won't pass through procmail. Nor will
outbound messages.
I've got to wonder why you don't go to the MTA logfile and parse it (which
is well outside the scope of this forum, since that's not even something
you'd do with procmail).
[kersnip - previous message]
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