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arlequin

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Hi, folks.

Does anyone know any good open-source tool able to extract pretty info (preferably web-based) from the logs Postfix generates?

T.I.A.

Arlequín
arlequin_AT_internet_DOT_com_DOT_uy
 
mbrooks,

Thanks for the link...

However, everytime I want to install a Perl module, through Webmin, I can't compile it... [mad]
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I get the following message:
Code:
Compiling module

Executing  Makefile.PL  && make ..
                                                                                                    
sh: Makefile.PL: command not found

Am I missing any package?
Debian Woody GNU/Linux

Arlequín
arlequin_AT_internet_DOT_com_DOT_uy
 
Check the first line in Makefile.PL and see what it says. Maybe your perl is in a different location.
 
lgarner,

I am using the Debian packages system. I think everything's in the standard location....

The fact is I try to install the Perl Module using Webmin.

Webmin untarres the file under /tmp and after the operation (failure or success), it deletes it.

So.... where do I have to check if perl is in the correct location?

Thanks

Arlequín
arlequin_AT_internet_DOT_com_DOT_uy
 
I have a SuSE system which uses /usr/local/bin/perl, and a Red Hat system which uses /usr/bin/perl. I think that those are the only locations that I've seen. Whichever one you use, you could create a link in the other one.

Otherwise, I'd try downloading and extracting the package manually and see what it says.
 
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