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#!/usr/bin/perl |
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use strict; |
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use warnings; |
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use YAML; |
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my (%conf, $state, $have_read, $totlines); |
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%conf = (logfile => $ENV{LOGFILE} || '/home/user/.procmail/log',
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state => $ENV{STATEFILE} || "$ENV{MUNIN_PLUGSTATE}/munin-plugin-procmail.state");
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$state = YAML::LoadFile($conf{state});
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$have_read = 0; |
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unless (-f $conf{logfile} and -r $conf{logfile}) {
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die "$conf{logfile} does not exist or is not readable!" ;
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} |
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if (@ARGV and $ARGV[0] eq 'autoconf') {
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print "yes\n"; |
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} elsif (@ARGV and $ARGV[0] eq 'config') {
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print config(); |
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} else {
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print fetch(); |
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# Update the offset, clear the numbers - Only when fetching! |
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$state->{offset} += $have_read;
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$state->{folders}{$_} = 0 foreach keys %{$state->{folders}};
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} |
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YAML::DumpFile($conf{state}, $state);
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exit 0; |
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sub config {
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# If config is ever called without having first a successful run, it should not die! |
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$state->{folders} ||= {};
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print "graph_title Destination folders for Postfix\n", |
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"graph_vlabel Received mails\n", |
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"graph_category Mail\n", |
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"graph_info Gives you the total mails stored by Postfix by folder\n"; |
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print "$_.label $_\n" foreach sort keys %{$state->{folders}};
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} |
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sub fetch {
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my ($fh); |
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if ($fh = open_log()) {
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$state->{folders} ||= {};
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while (my $folder = next_used_folder($fh)) {
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$state->{folders}{$folder}++;
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} |
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} |
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print "$_.value $state->{folders}{$_}\n" foreach sort keys %{$state->{folders}};
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} |
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sub next_used_folder {
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my ($fh); |
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$fh = shift; |
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while (my $lin = <$fh>) {
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$have_read++; |
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next unless $lin =~ m!^\s*Folder: ([^\s/]+)!; |
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next unless $1; |
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return $1; |
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} |
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return undef; |
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} |
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sub open_log {
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my ($fh, $offset, $lines_to_read); |
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$offset = get_log_offset(); |
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get_log_size(); |
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$lines_to_read = $totlines - $offset; |
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open($fh, "tail -$lines_to_read $conf{logfile}|") or die $!;
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return $fh; |
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} |
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sub get_log_size {
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my $tot = `wc -l $conf{logfile}`;
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$tot =~ /^(\d+) /; |
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return $totlines = $1; |
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} |
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sub get_log_offset {
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my ($size); |
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# The offset is expressed as the number of lines to skip. We get to that |
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# point getting the total log size (get_log_size) and using tail for the |
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# difference. If the offset is larger than the file itself, we get it |
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# whole (it might have just been rotated). |
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$size = get_log_size(); |
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$state->{offset} ||= 0;
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$state->{offset} = 0 if $size < $state->{offset};
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return $state->{offset};
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} |
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sub hush {
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return unless $ENV{FOLLOW};
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warn @_; |
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} |
