Hello,
Thank you for your answer Brian.
It is not a problem to create a portal to access logs. But, it is
important to find there informations about the IP that are connected
to this account via http.
This is that I don't understand. I have or not ?
For example: I found a webmail to "aruba.it" that using sqwebmail.
If you go to the http://webmail.aruba.it and you will login into an
email account. I need from sqwebmail to give to me, somewhere an
information about who was logged and from what IP.
This is the example that I received from the client. Is it
possible to find somewhere this information ?
On Apr 8, 2005 12:35 AM, Brian Candler <B.Ca...@pobox.com> wrote:
On Fri, Apr 08, 2005 at 12:54:12AM +0300, Radu Cosoveanu wrote:
I read the documentation, I installed for the first time sqwebmail
to one of my clients.
My client requests express to give to him the access log to the
mail (via http of course). He wants to see every email account from
what IP on http was accessed. Also he wants to see what email was show
to each one access and if exists there any information to see what
files where download and by who.
Please help me... Is it possible ? And if it is... how ? Somebody knows ?
You will get some logging in syslog. It will tell you:
- successful logins (username and ip address)
- failed logins (ditto)
They typically arrive in /var/log/maillog (i.e. wherever your syslog daemon
is configured to record mail.* logs)
If you want to make those logs available via http, it's up to you to build
your own portal to do it.
You won't get logs for each individual E-mail viewed, nor attachments
downloaded.
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