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Status update: This is running right now but I'm pretty sure it takes forreevver to run on even a couple days worth of logs because of the mx lookups.
Is there anything wrong with us displaying these stats publicly? I'd rather stick 'em up on a webpage and put it in the autoconfig readme/wiki articles than set up emails to specific people. Then anyone who is interested can see what the top misses are.
Is there anything wrong with us displaying these stats publicly? I'd
rather stick 'em up on a webpage and put it in the autoconfig
readme/wiki articles than set up emails to specific people. Then
anyone who is interested can see what the top misses are.
Yes, there've been a few bits that could identify individual users or
companies.
For example, I could see exactly when Oracle migrated to Thunderbird.
oracle.com suddenly spiked. Then there's the error cases, which can be
individuals etc..
I do think we should be liberal with giving these out, but not outright
world public. Subscribe anybody who seriously contributes to the ISPDB.
Ben
https://svn.mozilla.org/mozillamessaging.com/sites/ispdb.mozillamessaging.com/trunk/tools/quickparse.py
This script used to run and pick up top missing domains based on apache logs, we should set this up on the new infrastructure.
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