This is a nice way to take postfix mail stats and input them into Zabbix.
There are a few shortcomings to this method as for data representation, but it is still a very efficient way to get the data into zabbix on busy mail servers.
crontab line:
0/30 * * * * root /usr/local/sbin/zabbix-postfix.sh
zabbix-postfix.sh:
#!/bin/bash MAILLOG=/var/log/mail.log DAT1=/tmp/zabbix-postfix-offset.dat DAT2=$(mktemp) PFLOGSUMM=/usr/sbin/pflogsumm ZABBIX_CONF=/etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.conf function zsend { /usr/bin/zabbix_sender -c $ZABBIX_CONF -k $1 -o $2 } /usr/sbin/logtail -f$MAILLOG -o$DAT1 | $PFLOGSUMM -h 0 -u 0 --bounce_detail=0 --deferral_detail=0 --reject_detail=0 --no_no_msg_size --smtpd_warning_detail=0 > $DAT2 zsend pfreceived `grep -m 1 received $DAT2|cut -f1 -d"r"` zsend pfdelivered `grep -m 1 delivered $DAT2|cut -f1 -d"d"` zsend pfforwarded `grep -m 1 forwarded $DAT2|cut -f1 -d"f"` zsend pfdeferred `grep -m 1 deferred $DAT2|cut -f1 -d"d"` zsend pfbounced `grep -m 1 bounced $DAT2|cut -f1 -d"b"` zsend pfrejected `grep -m 1 rejected $DAT2|cut -f1 -d"r"` zsend pfrejectwarnings `grep -m 1 "reject warnings" $DAT2|cut -f1 -d"r"` zsend pfheld `grep -m 1 held $DAT2|cut -f1 -d"h"` zsend pfdiscarded `grep -m 1 discarded $DAT2|cut -f1 -d"d"` zsend pfbytesreceived `grep -m 1 "bytes received" $DAT2|cut -f1 -d"b"` zsend pfbytesdelivered `grep -m 1 "bytes delivered" $DAT2|cut -f1 -d"b"` rm $DAT2
zabbix_agentd.conf line:
UserParameter=pfmailq,mailq | grep -v "Mail queue is empty" | grep -c '^[0-9A-Z]'