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# PFLogSumm-HTML-GUI Bash shell script to Generate POSTFIX statistics HTML report using pflogsumm as the backend The script processes the pflogsumm output to an easy to view HTML report ## Screenshots of the web interface   ## Requirements *pflogsumm* needs to be installed For RedHat based operating systems ``` yum -y install postfix-perl-scripts ``` For Ubuntu/Debian based operating systems ``` apt-get -y install pflogsumm ``` ## Script installation You can clone or download the script direct to a location of your choice. Here is an example setup: ``` cd /opt git clone https://github.com/RiaanPretoriusSA/PFLogSumm-HTML-GUI.git ``` ## Script updates If you want to update to the latest version you can run this (provided you used GIT to install) ``` cd /opt/PFLogSumm-HTML-GUI git pull ``` That will ensure the latest version ## Configuration On first time run the script will automatically create the default configuration file: /etc/pflogsumui.conf ``` #PFLOGSUMUI CONFIG ## Postfix Log Location LOGFILELOCATION="/var/log/maillog" ## pflogsumm details PFLOGSUMMOPTIONS=" --verbose_msg_detail --zero_fill " PFLOGSUMMBIN="/usr/sbin/pflogsumm " ## HTML Output HTMLOUTPUTDIR="/var/www/html/" HTMLOUTPUT_INDEXDASHBOARD="index.html" ``` The parts that might need changing according to your environment is: LOGFILELOCATION and HTMLOUTPUTDIR The default locations are REDHAT/CENTOS based operating systems ## Create a crontab The script needs to run once a day to update the reports using CRON. Note, the scripts need access to the maillog as root or a SUDO user with access to the maillog and web directories. ### Example crontab entry for 11:50 PM Because we want the report for the previous day, we run this report one minute before midnight ``` 50 11 * * * /opt/PFLogSumm-HTML-GUI/pflogsummUIReport.sh >/dev/null 2>&1 ``` ## Note about ZIMBRA (if you are using it) Zimbra: The World's Leading Open Source Email Collaboration Solution Zimbra installs its own pflogsumm script. If you want to use that script instead you can create a symlink to fix the script paths ``` ln -s /opt/zimbra/common/bin/pflogsumm.pl /usr/sbin/pflogsumm ``` # WARNING: The reports expose user email accounts. You MUST password protect the directory you are hosting the files in