Mail monitoring on network

[Hirsh, Joshua]

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 Parse your SMTP logs and build a list of who's talking to who. It's not
hard to do and can be done with a few lines of Perl.

 See the attached code for a Postfix example. It's not perfect and will need
a few tweaks (locally sent email doesn't show up properly, but my server is
for relaying only, inbound and outbound on the same server).

 I use the output file to import into Excel for "pretty reports" for the
manager types.


 The standard disclaimer applies. This works for me, it may not work for
you. If you don't understand the code, don't run it, etc.. etc.. ;-)

 The code can be better organised (and optimized), but it was a quick write
late at night for something I needed to look at quickly.


 Regards,
-Joshua


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