man logsumm (Administration système) - generate a summary of the Smail log file(s).

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logsumm - generate a summary of the Smail log file(s).

/usr/lib/smail/logsumm [-E] [-L logsumm.awk ] [-t tmpdir ] [-v]

Logsumm reads through a log file generated by smail(8) creates a summary of what it finds.

Logsumm is called from chkerr(8) with the -Ev options.

/etc/smail/config: The main Smail configuration file. The runtime configuration specifies the actual location of the log file.
/usr/lib/smail/logsumm.awk: This AWK program is the main part of logsumm, which is itself just a wrapper shell script which sets operating parameters for the AWK program and then feeds log files to it.
/usr/sbin/smail: The default executable used for examining the runtime configuration.
/var/log/smail/logfile: The default name for the transaction log file. This can be changed in the Smail config file.
/var/log/smail/logfile.0: Archived version of the transaction log file. The directory /var/log/smail is always reset to be within the directory where the log file currently resides, and thus can be changed in the Smail config file.
/var/mail/tmp: The default name for the temporary directory.

The underlying AWK script which does the actual work will only process new-style (SMAIL_LOG_STYLE=2) log files.