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spamstats

Spamstats is a Perl script that analyses spamassassin+mailer logs in order to extract useful informations about spam traffic. It displays scores, volumes, and spamassassin analysis times for spam/non-spam/both. It also extracts top spammed mailboxes. Its time options let it be used in conjunction with SNMP to generate near realtime graphs. Currently supported mailers are Postfix, Exim, and Sendmail.

Tags Internet Log Analysis
Licenses GPL
Operating Systems POSIX
Implementation Perl

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  •  16 Aug 2005 11:25
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Changes: This release adds transparent support for the spamd 3.1.0-rc1 log format. The older format is still supported. Log files with both formats will still be parsed correctly.

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  •  20 Apr 2004 07:44
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Changes: A new "-spamd" option was added, which is used when only spamd logs are available. This leads to degraded results in all cases, and even false results when mailer logs are available.

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  •  08 Apr 2004 04:42
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Changes: Cricket graphing support was added for the -minmax option. This allows for many new, interesting graphs. A -img switch was also added, which draws statistics graphically. Minor bugs were corrected.

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  •  12 Mar 2004 08:16
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Changes: This release supports BSD's sendmail "sm-mta", adds a "-minmax" option, and corrects some output bugs which occurred when -html and -number were used together.

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  •  17 Mar 2003 04:43
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Changes: A new way of counting is now used, which counts per email recipient instead of per mailerID. An option to keep the old behavior was added. A patch was applied to improve the display. Documentation was added. Exim users should be careful to read the documentation, otherwise some logs may be miscounted.

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