Top Document: Filtering Mail FAQ Previous Document: 3.1 Setting Up Mailagent Next Document: 3.3 How Safe Mailagent Processing Is? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge If you are curious about what mailagent does to your mail, you have two options: * Look at your "agentlog" file, with a log level set to 9. * Get a summary of all the actions performed by running: mailagent -summary This last option is only possible if you have initialized the statistics gathering process by creating a ~/var/mailagent/mailagent.st file (under the default setting from ~/.mailagent). You will get a clear picture of your processing, by seeing which rule match, how often, in which state, etc... You will also know how many times you SAVE or DELETE messages for instance. Actually, mailagent statistics are triggered by a simple mailagent -s command, the letters given after in the {u,m,a,r,y} set being options that alter the output given by the command. * Look at the ~/.bak occasionally to make sure no error is pending... User Contributions:Top Document: Filtering Mail FAQ Previous Document: 3.1 Setting Up Mailagent Next Document: 3.3 How Safe Mailagent Processing Is? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: FAQ Editor <faq-editor@ii.com>
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