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i have no idea wheater the popper daemon or sendmail support some kind of statistics. for sendmail however you could have a look at <a href="http://www.sendmail.org" rel="ugc">www.sendmail.org</a>&nbsp;or just simply search for &quot;sendmail +statistic&quot;...<br />

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i have no idea wheater the popper daemon or sendmail support some kind of statistics. for sendmail however you could have a look at www.sendmail.org [http://www.sendmail.org] or just simply search for "sendmail +statistic"...


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After I type mailstate, they screen show the following,<br />
Statistics from Sun Apr 25 04:02:32 1999<br />
&nbsp;M msgsfr bytes_from &nbsp;msgsto &nbsp; bytes_to &nbsp;Mailer<br />
&nbsp;5 &nbsp;72919 &nbsp; 40961379K &nbsp;98743 &nbsp; 42565841K &nbsp;esmtp<br />
&nbsp;8 &nbsp;20174 &nbsp; &nbsp;3873127K &nbsp;56315 &nbsp; &nbsp;5796082K &nbsp;local<br />
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&nbsp;T &nbsp;93093 &nbsp; 44834506K 155058 &nbsp; 48361923K<br />
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I have some question <br />
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What is the meaning of M? <br />
esmtp means go through outside?<br />
local means same domain?<br />

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After I type mailstate, they screen show the following,
Statistics from Sun Apr 25 04:02:32 1999
 M msgsfr bytes_from  msgsto   bytes_to  Mailer
 5  72919   40961379K  98743   42565841K  esmtp
 8  20174    3873127K  56315    5796082K  local
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 T  93093   44834506K 155058   48361923K

I have some question

What is the meaning of M?
esmtp means go through outside?
local means same domain?


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My email server is Linux Ret hat 5.2<br />
I want to check the Usage of my smtp and pop.<br />
How can I to do this ?<br />
Thx
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My email server is Linux Ret hat 5.2
I want to check the Usage of my smtp and pop.
How can I to do this ?
Thx

Check Usage in Email server

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