Apparently I wasn't clear. I think this is something I REALLY want
Majordomo 2.0 to do. Can anyone tell me if it will?
At 09:26 -0700 4/7/99, Chris Marble wrote:
> Vicki Brown wrote:
>>
>> OK... Majordomo logs subscriptions and other requests. But does it
>> log _mail_ sent to the list?
>
> Mine does. All mail sent through the lists is saved in an archives dir.
> Here's the entry for an archived list from my aliases-majordomo file:
Close but not quite what I'm looking for. I'm not interested in the mail
per se, but in a log of the receipt and delivery of the mail.
That is, we're digested, so (in theory ;-) all of the messages that are
distributed are saved, digested, and archived. But that's not what I'm
looking form.
What I want is a log, ala the sendmail log, but all majordomo and in a more
orderly fashion, i.e.
Apr 7 10:14:39 to=<mylist@myhost.com>, from=<fred@barney.org>, stat=Sent
Apr 7 10:15:01 to=<mylist@myhost.com>, from=<barney@rubble.com>,
stat=BOUNCE, error=Admin request of type /\bsubscribe\b/i at line 1
Apr 7 10:16:16 to=<mylist@myhost.com>, from=<patty@pickle.com>,
stat=BOUNCE, error=taboo header
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