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Fix spelling mistakes in comments and descriptions
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Uses the last part of the symlink name for grepping the correct data from the
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postfix log file. The name must be syslog_name from the postfix config.
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The environment settings still applay to this plugin.
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The environment settings still apply to this plugin.
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Configuration parameters for /etc/munin/postfix_mailstats_,
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if you need to override the defaults below:
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This are perl regexp.
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If env.include is set and env.exclude is not, only the policy which name
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matchs will be used.
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matches will be used.
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If env.exclude is set and env.include is not, only the policy which name NOT
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matchs will be used.
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If both are set, a policy which name matchs the both regex will be used, a
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policy which matchs only the exclude regexp will NOT be used and a policy
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which match not the exclude regex will be used, even if it not matchs the
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matches will be used.
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If both are set, a policy which name matches the both regex will be used, a
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policy which matches only the exclude regexp will NOT be used and a policy
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which match not the exclude regex will be used, even if it not matches the
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include regexp.
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if none are set, all the policy will be used.
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}
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munin_exit_fail() unless (defined($ENV{path}) && -x $ENV{path});
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##### I have to parse the output BEFORE config, since policy matchs are dependent of the postfwd --dumpstats output
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##### I have to parse the output BEFORE config, since policy matches are dependent of the postfwd --dumpstats output
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open(DATA, $ENV{path}.' --dumpstats |') or munin_exit_fail();
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my $total_requests;
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while(defined (my $data = <DATA>)) {
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#
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##
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### INTERNALS FONCTIONS
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### INTERNALS FUNCTIONS
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###############################################################################
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sub munin_exit_done {
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munin_exit(0);
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# output of postgrey. You can change that by setting env.logfile #
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# The state file is /var/lib/munin/plugin-state/postgrey-new.state#
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# This can be changed by setting env.statefile #
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# Keep in mind to grant enough rigths in order to open the #
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# Keep in mind to grant enough rights in order to open the #
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# logfiles etc. #
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# Parameters understood by this plugin #
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# #
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