10.4.4.4 -o
Omit the delivery agent names mailstats command-line switch
Ordinarily, when mailstats produces its output, it prints the human-readable names of the
delivery agents in its rightmost column:
% mailstats
Statistics from Sat Jan 1 17:30:02 2000
M msgsfr bytes_from msgsto bytes_to msgsrej msgsdis Mailer
0 0 0K 246 685K 0 0 prog
... ?†‘
here
If you prefer to omit delivery agent names, you can suppress the last column with this -o
command-line switch:
This is the Title of the Book, eMatter Edition
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% mailstats -o
Statistics from Sat Jan 1 17:30:02 2000
M msgsfr bytes_from msgsto bytes_to msgsrej msgsdis
0 0 0K 246 685K 0 0
... ?†‘
gone
Note that this -o switchcan be combined withth e -p switch(described next) to also
suppress printing the M line in that output.
10.4.4.5 -p
Produce program-friendly output and clear statistics file mailstats command-line switch
Parsing of the mailstats program??™s output can be made more program-friendly withth e use
of the -p command-line switch:
% mailstats -p
938478602 938718475
0 0 0 247 686 0 0 prog
3 42 96 2 5 0 0 local
5 472 1710 10 22 5 0 esmtp
T 514 1806 259 713 5 0
C 514 259 5
Here, the first line contains two dates in Unix time(2) format. The first is the date/time the
file was created (or zeroed), and the second is the date/time mailstats was run.
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