Postfix template for CentOS?

[0x570x690x6c0x6c]

I've noticed there are bunch of templates and cookbooks that require debian specific packages, but I don't see any for centos. Is there a way to monitor postfix with centos?

I'd like to monitor the postfix queue along with how many messages, sent, etc. Is there a template for this?

[Zaniwoop]

This is what one of my guys set up on our postfix servers (running on Centos).

There is a perl script: /etc/scripts/zbx_qshape.pl

#!/usr/bin/perl
# qshape wrapper for zabbix
# Usage: zbx_qshape <queuename> <minutes>
# Returns the number of messages in <queuename> that have been in there for <minutes>
# <minutes> must be one of T (all,default), 5,10,20,40,80,160,320,640,1280,1280+
# $Id: zbx_qshape.pl 9 2007-08-27 14:54:33Z oli $

use strict;

my $queue= @ARGV[0];
my $time = @ARGV[1];

#qshape return values index
my %timeindex = (
'T' => 0,
'5' => 1,
'10' => 2,
'20' => 3,
'40' => 4,
'80' => 5,
'160' => 6,
'320' => 7,
'640' => 8,
'1280' => 9,
'1280+' => 10
);
my $index=$timeindex{$time};

if(!$index){
$index=0;
}

#awk starts at 1, not at 0, and we're not interested in the word TOTAL at the beginning
$index=$index+2;

#we need to set the PATH var as qshape does rely on the environment
my $command = "/usr/bin/env PATH=\$PATH:/usr/sbin /usr/sbin/qshape $queue | grep TOTAL | awk {'print \$$index'}";
my $result ="-1";

#print $command."\n";
$result = qx@$command@;
chomp($result);
print "$result\n";

Then the following user parameters are used.

UserParameter=postfix.queue.active,sudo /etc/scripts/zbx_qshape.pl active T
UserParameter=postfix.queue.deferred,sudo /etc/scripts/zbx_qshape.pl deferred T
UserParameter=postfix.queue.hold,sudo /etc/scripts/zbx_qshape.pl hold T
UserParameter=postfix.queue.incoming,sudo /etc/scripts/zbx_qshape.pl incoming T

[Vertical]

Hi, thank you for posting your script and agent config. I was wondering if you consider posting your host config or template? I have been trying to get these stats imported into zabbix but am having zero luck.

Thank you in advance!

[Zaniwoop]

There is something I forgot to mention. Since the user parameter uses sudo, you need to add the following line to /etc/sudoers:

zabbix ALL = NOPASSWD: /etc/scripts/zbx_qshape.pl

[Patjomkin]

Monitoring Zimbra (incoming, hold, active ...)

Hi All!
Please help me.
It is necessary to monitoring zimbra by means of zabbix (active, hold, deferred, incoming). Zimbra is set on debian (squeed)
I don't understand scripts. And this script doesn't work for me, he writes "zbx_qshape.pl: command not found"
I changed sript for zimbra (possibly incorrectly)

#!/usr/bin/perl
# qshape wrapper for zabbix
# Usage: zbx_qshape <queuename> <minutes>
# Returns the number of messages in <queuename> that have been in there for <minutes>
# <minutes> must be one of T (all,default), 5,10,20,40,80,160,320,640,1280,1280+
# $Id: zbx_qshape.pl 9 2007-08-27 14:54:33Z oli $

use strict;

my $queue= @ARGV[0];
my $time = @ARGV[1];

#qshape return values index
my %timeindex = (
'T' => 0,
'5' => 1,
'10' => 2,
'20' => 3,
'40' => 4,
'80' => 5,
'160' => 6,
'320' => 7,
'640' => 8,
'1280' => 9,
'1280+' => 10
);
my $index=$timeindex{$time};

if(!$index){
$index=0;
}

#awk starts at 1, not at 0, and we're not interested in the word TOTAL at the beginning
$index=$index+2;

#we need to set the PATH var as qshape does rely on the environment
my $command = "/usr/bin/env PATH=\$PATH:/opt/zimbra/bin /opt/zimbra/bin/qshape $queue | grep TOTAL | awk {'print \$$index'}";
my $result ="-1";

#print $command."\n";
$result = qx@$command@;
chomp($result);
print "$result\n";

[petrogazz]

Thanks for the script and template, saved me all lot of time...

Cheers!

[aib]

Hi All!
Please help me.
It is necessary to monitoring zimbra by means of zabbix (active, hold, deferred, incoming). Zimbra is set on debian (squeed)
I don't understand scripts. And this script doesn't work for me, he writes "zbx_qshape.pl: command not found"

Did you give 'eXecutable' permission for script?

chmod +x zbx_qshape.pl