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MILTER-MANAGER-LOG-ANALYZER(milter manager's manMILTER-MANAGER-LOG-ANALYZER(1)

NAME
       milter-manager-log-analyzer - log analyzer for milter-manager

SYNOPSIS
       milter-manager-log-analyzer [option ...]

DESCRIPTION
       milter-manager-log-analyzer  analyzes  milter-manager log and generates
       graphs for milters' result. It's useful for  confirming	system	status
       transition  because  graphs shows data in time-line. Graphs can also be
       used for comparing changes between before introducing  new  milter  and
       after introducing new milter.

Options
       --help Shows available options and exits.

       --log=lOG_FILE
	      Reads log from LOG_FILE

	      The default is standard input.

       --output-directory=DIRECTORY
	      Outputs graphs, HTML and data to DIRECTORY.

	      The default is the current directory. (".")

       --no-update-db
	      Doesn't update database. It's useful for just generates graphs.

	      If this option is not specified, database will be updated.

EXIT STATUS
       Always 0.

EXAMPLE
       milter-manager-log-analyzer  will  be used in crontab. Here is a sample
       crontab:
	   PATH=/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin
	   */5 * * * * root cat /var/log/mail.info | su milter-manager -s /bin/sh -c "milter-manager-log-analyzer --output-directory ~milter-manager/public_html/log"

       In the above  sample,  mail  log	 are  read  by	root  and  milter-man‐
       ager-log-analyzer  run  as  milter-manager  user	 is  received it. mil‐
       ter-manager-log-analyzer	 outputs  analyzed  result  into  ~milter-man‐
       ager/public_html/log/.  Analyzed	 result	 can  be seen at http://local‐
       host/~milter-manager/log/.

SEE ALSO
       milter-manager (1)

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