Like any other piece of software (and information generally),
qmailanalog comes with NO WARRANTY.


Things you have to decide before starting:

* The qmailanalog bin directory, normally /usr/local/bin/qmailanalog.
(To change this directory, edit conf-bin.h now.)


How to install:

 1. Compile accustamp and create the qmailanalog scripts:
       % make
 2. Create the bin directory:
       % make setup


How to run:

 3. Make sure that qmail's log contains microsecond timestamps; e.g.,
            849347513.939860 running
            849347523.531129 new msg 19326
            849347523.532347 info msg 19326: bytes 266 ...
    Several programs can provide these timestamps: splogger in the qmail
    distribution, accustamp here, logger2, etc.
 4. Feed qmail's log through qmailanalog/matchup:
       % awk '{$1="";$2="";$3="";$4="";$5="";print}' < /var/log/maillog \
         | /usr/local/bin/qmailanalog/matchup > out
    You must have nawk in your path.
 5. Feed the matchup output through any of the qmailanalog/z* scripts.
    Each script explains its output.


That's it!
