Add Courier traffic stats script #80
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Calculate traffic usage for Courier services by parsing server mail logs.
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@sibprogrammer for review |
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Please use kebab-case instead of snake_case for the directory name and script to comply with the rules used for the rest of the repository. |
Replaces the shell-based courier_traffic.sh script with a new Python implementation (courier-traffic.py) in the verify-courier-imap-stats directory. Updates directory naming for consistency and removes the old shell script.
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Function split into chunks as suggested: helpers for arg parsing, date iteration, line parsing, domain/user lookup, usage accumulation, and per-day printing. |
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Calculate traffic usage for Courier services by parsing server mail logs.