[Exim] mail log parsing

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Autor: Paul Miles
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Para: exim-users
Asunto: [Exim] mail log parsing
Hi All,

I don't know if this will help at all, but I've knocked together a quick and
dirty perl script that parses exim's mainlog file and outputs it on one
line.

It takes optionally two arguments, the first is the name/mailbox to search
for.
The second is the path to exim mainlog. defaults to
/var/spool/exim/log/main.log


Paul Miles.
Low Cost Domain and Webhosting at www.allsecuredomain.com

====

#!/usr/bin/perl

# Quick and dirty script that parses the exim log file and generates a
# more concise format.

use strict;

my $SEARCH_USER = "undefined";
my $MSG_FILE = "/var/spool/exim/log/main.log";
if (defined($ARGV[0])) { $SEARCH_USER = $ARGV[0]; }
if (defined($ARGV[1])) { $MSG_FILE = $ARGV[1]; }

my %all_msg_hash;

open (msg_file, "< $MSG_FILE") or die "unable to open $MSG_FILE";

while (<msg_file>)
{
my $line = $_;

  # Message sent from
  if ($line =~ /<=/)
  {
    my ($date_sent, $time_sent, $msg_id, $direction, $from) = split(/ /,
$line);
    my %msg_hash;


    # Grab any details that already exist about this mail.
    if (defined($all_msg_hash{$msg_id}))
    {
      my $tmp = $all_msg_hash{$msg_id};
      my %old_hash = %$tmp;


      $msg_hash{'id'} = $old_hash{'id'};
      $msg_hash{'date sent'} = $old_hash{'date receive'};
      $msg_hash{'time sent'} = $old_hash{'time receive'};
      $msg_hash{'from'} = $old_hash{'email'};
    }


    $msg_hash{'id'} = $msg_id;
    $msg_hash{'date sent'} = $date_sent;
    $msg_hash{'time sent'} = $time_sent;
    $msg_hash{'from'} = $from;


    $all_msg_hash{$msg_id} = \%msg_hash;
  }



  # Message being delivered to
  elsif ($line =~ /=>/)
  {
    my ($date_receive, $time_receive, $msg_id, $direction, $mailbox, $email)
= split(/ /, $line);



    my %msg_hash;


    # Grab any details that already exist about this mail.
    if (defined($all_msg_hash{$msg_id}))
    {
      my $tmp = $all_msg_hash{$msg_id};
      my %old_hash = %$tmp;


      $msg_hash{'id'} = $old_hash{'id'};
      $msg_hash{'date sent'} = $old_hash{'date sent'};
      $msg_hash{'time sent'} = $old_hash{'time sent'};
      $msg_hash{'from'} = $old_hash{'from'};
    }


    if ($mailbox =~ /^hps\+/)
    {
      $mailbox =~ s/hps\+//;
      $mailbox = $mailbox."\@homelet.co.uk";
    }
    $msg_hash{'id'} = $msg_id;
    $msg_hash{'date receive'} = $date_receive;
    $msg_hash{'time receive'} = $time_receive;
    $msg_hash{'mailbox'} = $mailbox;
    $msg_hash{'email'} = $email;


    $all_msg_hash{$msg_id} = \%msg_hash;
  }
}


close msg_file;

# Iterate through the all_msg_hash
# sort the hash of hashes

my @MyArray;

foreach my $msg_id (keys(%all_msg_hash))
{
push @MyArray, $all_msg_hash{$msg_id};
}


my @SortedArray = sort {my %aa = %$a; my %bb = %$b; $aa{'date sent'} cmp
$bb{'date sent'}} @MyArray;

# Calculate/guess the first date.
my %FirstDateHash;
my $count = 0;
while ($FirstDateHash{'date sent'} eq "")
{
my $msg_id = $SortedArray[$count];
%FirstDateHash = %$msg_id;
$count ++;
}

my $msg_id = $SortedArray[scalar(@SortedArray)-1];
my %LastDateHash = %$msg_id;

print "For the Period : $FirstDateHash{'date sent'} to $LastDateHash{'date
sent'}\n";

foreach my $msg_id (@SortedArray)
{
my %msg_hash = %$msg_id;

  if (($SEARCH_USER eq "undefined") or ($msg_hash{'from'} =~
/$SEARCH_USER/i) or ($msg_hash{'mailbox'} =~ /$SEARCH_USER/i))
  {
    print "$msg_hash{'id'} $msg_hash{'date sent'} $msg_hash{'time sent'}
$msg_hash{'from'} => $msg_hash{'mailbox'} $msg_hash{'date receive'}
$msg_hash{'time receive'}\n";
  }


}

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