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Two-Find-And-Format Logfile Summary Tool
Trying to find some abuse of our email system we wanted to get a quick list with date, time, sender and recipient of mail to internet.
In the GWIA log-files this information is on separate lines. And if you get information of multiple day's, you also need part of the filename.
So I wrote this (configurable) tool. It uses a tfaf.ini file (example in the ZIP file) and commandline parameters.
To get information of all your GWIA logfiles, you can use:
for %I in (????GWIA.*) do TFAF /sf=%I /rf=result.txt
Information on use of the program is given starting the program without parameters.
Questions, suggestions, whishes: tfaf@switact.nl
| Załącznik | Wielkość |
|---|---|
| tfaf_001.zip | 54.92 KB |
Disclaimer: As with everything else at Cool Solutions, this content is definitely not supported by Novell (so don't even think of calling Support if you try something and it blows up).
It was contributed by a community member and is published "as is." It seems to have worked for at least one person, and might work for you. But please be sure to test, test, test before you do anything drastic with it.
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good idea
Submitted by networkn on 26 June 2008 - 3:17pm.
How about making it so that it will return all senders and all recipients in a nicer format than the gwia logs use?
Also it probably wouldn't take much to throw a gui on this so you could type your receipient and sender into edit boxes and have it display the results in a grid component! I see loads of potential here!
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Not quite ready for prime time
Submitted by Seward on 27 June 2008 - 5:23pm.
This program doesn't take into account for how the GWIA processes multiple messages concurrently. An incoming message and an outgoing message could be logged before all the recipients are listed for the incoming message.
This program simply takes the recipients and apply them to the last sender from a GWIA log. There is a MSG number that keeps the records tied together. This program ignores it.
For example (bolded records belong together):
GWIA LOG - Stripped down
08:00:00 040 MSG 100001 Sender: Smith@YourDomain.com
08:00:00 040 MSG 100001 Recipient: Someone@OtherDomain.com
08:00:00 03C MSG 100002 Processing inbound message:
08:00:00 03C MSG 100002 Sender: news@newssource.com
08:00:00 03C MSG 100002 Recipient: Jones@YourDomain.com
08:00:00 040 MSG 100001 Recipient: Sometwo@OtherDomain.com
08:00:00 03C MSG 100002 Queuing to MTA
This program will incorrectly show that news@newssource.com sent a message to Sometwo@OtherDomain.com, both of which are outside YourDomain.com
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