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NAME
assplog - ASSP log pretty-printerSYNOPSIS
assplogDESCRIPTION
assplog uses tail -f to monitor the ASSP Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy log and then displays logged messages using ANSI color sequences and reformatted to a consistent layout for easy reading.assplog works best on terminal windows of around 120 columns or wider. It also assumes a black background as whitelisted messages are displayed colored white. If you normally use a white background, use Ctrl-MiddleButton and select Enable Reverse Video.
The colors have the following meaning:
1. Messages that were delivered
- White
- Sender was on whitelist (or was added to whitelist)
- Green
- Message passed all checks and was delivered
2. Messages that were blocked
- Cyan
- Message was delayed (sending MTA should retry later)
- Blue
- Recipient unknown (failed flat list or LDAP check)
- Magenta
- Message failed any of the other checks
- Red
- Message failed Bayesian spam check
3. Administrative messages
- Yellow
- Admin change from web interface
- Grey
- Messages about ASSP's operation, including messages to assp{notspam,spam,white}@ address
BUGS
Note that assplog suppresses some of the message lines from the in actual log (those that report penalty scoring and some socket level information, for example). Unknown/new log messages are not colorized. FOR A COMPLETE AND ACCURATE VIEW OF THE LOG, USE tail -f DIRECTLY ON THE LOG FILE.FILES
- /var/db/assp/maillog.txt
- location of ASSP log file
SEE ALSO
assp(8), tail(1)| May 16, 2005 |
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