Mon, 20 Nov 1995 00:20:22 +0200
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On Sun, 19 Nov 1995 17:05:53 -0500 Paul Graham <[log in to unmask]>
said:
>i assumed (perhaps foolishly) that the
>``1 job (6 rcpts)''
>were the
>distribute jobs sent to other hosts and that the
>``6 outbout files (421 rcpts)''
> were the jobs handed to my smtp transport.
Yes, that's correct. It wasn't clear from your message that you were only
counting the second part.
>in any case, do the listserv.log entries represent the same counters
>used to compute the posted listserv stats?
Yes and no. The stats are produced from usage counters that LISTSERV
maintains internally and checkpoints to disk regularly. These counters in
turn are updated from the figures you see in the log and from whatever
other occurrences make sense for this particular counter. Note that the
sendmail log stats would be higher than the figures reported in the top
20 stats because they account for all mail generated by LISTSERV,
including replies to users, jobs to other servers sent as encoded mail,
etc. The top 20 stats in question only measure bulk mail delivery. But,
of course, for planning purposes what you really want to know is how much
mail was delivered by your machine, so the sendmail logs are more
accurate in this respect.
Eric
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