Hi,
I want to know if there are any tools or scripts to check mail flow between two servers.
What we do now is : to check the mail flow between abc.com - xyz.com , we send a mail to an invalid account at abc.com from xyz.com every 15 minutes. If the mail bounces back correctly, the flow is okay. The problem here is, a person need to check every fifteen minutes if the bounced mail as arrived.
Is there any way to automate the above process?
Thanks & Regards,
On 28/05/04 01:25 +0530, Mejo wrote:
Hi,
I want to know if there are any tools or scripts to check mail flow
between two servers.
A maillog parser? What do you want to test? Connectivity to the remote system? availability of the remote SMTP server? The remote server delivering email?
For text parsing, Perl is your friend.
Devdas Bhagat
Devdas Bhagat wrote:
A maillog parser?
No
What do you want to test? Connectivity to the remote system? availability of the remote SMTP server? The remote server delivering email?
I want to check them all!! I have written a script that does the job but want to know if any utilities or scripts available for it.
Regards,
Morning Mejo,
--- Mejo josem@mum.ocwen.co.in wrote:
Hi,
I want to know if there are any tools or
scripts to check mail flow between two servers.
<snip>
Yes you can know the flow between two servers, iff you have control over both the MTA.
What we do now is : to check the mail flow
between abc.com - xyz.com , we send a mail to an invalid account at abc.com from xyz.com every 15 minutes. If the mail bounces back correctly, the flow is okay. The problem here is, a person need to check every fifteen minutes if the bounced mail as arrived.
<snip> Better then that u can always. telent IP 25 ( for check of HELO & HLEO ).
Is there any way to automate the above
process?
<snip> U get any host monitoring tools for monitoring.
Regards, Animesh.
Thanks & Regards,
--
Mejo
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