#!/bin/sh

countfile=/tmp/rblblocking_unique
date=$(date "+%b %e")
grep "Spam blocked see:" /var/log/maillog 2> /dev/null | grep "^$date" | \
        sed 's~^\([a-zA-Z]* [0-9]* [0-9]*:[0-9]*:[0-9]* \).*Spam blocked see: ~\1~' | \
        sort >> $countfile
grep "^$date" $countfile | sort -u > $countfile.2
mv $countfile.2 $countfile
num=$(wc -l $countfile | awk {'print $1'})
num=$(($num + 0))
uniq=$(awk {'print $4'} $countfile | uniq | wc -l | awk {'print $1'})
uniq=$(($uniq + 0))

echo $num
echo $uniq 
uptime | awk {'print $3" "$4" "$5'} | sed s~,$~~
hostname

#
# This script counts the RBL Kills from the maillog on most servers (that reports mail
# entries to a log (/var/log/maillog - changeable).  This script also attempts to count
# UNIQUE kills & TOTAL kills ... and on a daily basis - numbers are reset each day.
# Used with MRTG, to produce the 4 output entries on a seperate line as required by MRTG
# written by Kul (http://scripts.akakul.co.uk/) (c)2004
# Ideally the maillog should not be too large or this could take a while to run
# if it is large I recommend you read the MRTG man pages and look into using "Fork"
# as it dramatically improves the time taken to complete the whole mrtg set of process.
# Although rotating the mail log daily would be nicer :-)
#