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Has anyone got an understanding of how plesk measures SMTP in and out traffic?
My customers actually SMTP out via a different system, however I want the Plesk control panel to show the customer his complete traffic usage so ive written a script that calculates the SMTP out on the other system and inserts this figure into the MySql table "DomainsTraffic" on the Plesk box.
This ensures the Control Panel graphs/figures etc.. show the correct figures for SMTP Out.
However I was trying to understand what is included already in the Plesk SMTP stats. I created 2 test domains e.g. testa.com and testb.com, I sent an email with a 10Mb attachment from testa.com to testb.com.
The next day (after /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/statistics >/dev/null 2>&1 had run) I looked at the SMTP in and out for both domains.
Neither showed anything in or out? I was expecting to see 10Mb out for testa.com and 10Mb in for testb.com?
Anyone shed any light?
Kind Regards
Paul
Has anyone got an understanding of how plesk measures SMTP in and out traffic?
My customers actually SMTP out via a different system, however I want the Plesk control panel to show the customer his complete traffic usage so ive written a script that calculates the SMTP out on the other system and inserts this figure into the MySql table "DomainsTraffic" on the Plesk box.
This ensures the Control Panel graphs/figures etc.. show the correct figures for SMTP Out.
However I was trying to understand what is included already in the Plesk SMTP stats. I created 2 test domains e.g. testa.com and testb.com, I sent an email with a 10Mb attachment from testa.com to testb.com.
The next day (after /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/statistics >/dev/null 2>&1 had run) I looked at the SMTP in and out for both domains.
Neither showed anything in or out? I was expecting to see 10Mb out for testa.com and 10Mb in for testb.com?
Anyone shed any light?
Kind Regards
Paul
