On Wednesday, May 23 at 04:47 PM, quoth Olivier Mueller:
And it's not very helpful :) I don't see any tcpserver options
about logging bytes and domains, idem for the qmail-popup and
qmail-pop3d or vmailmgrd's checkvpw.
Well, logging user authentications is pretty easy. You can add a
wrapper to qmail-pop3d, so that the run file looks something like
this:
tcpserver {options} qmail-popup FQDN \
checkpassword \
logauthentications.sh \
qmail-pop3d
(Obviously, you want to use full-paths, this is just to give you the
idea.) Then this logauthentications.sh script can be as simple as
this:
#!/bin/sh
echo "$USER logged in" >&2
exec "$@"
Adding traffic counts is going to be a wee bit harder, and if you
don't want to use recordio, that may require patching qmail-pop3d.
~Kyle
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