XFERFAXSTATS

xferfaxstats − summarize Hyla FAX transmission accounting

${SBIN}/xferfaxstats [ options ] [ files ]

xferfaxstats is a command script that prints a summary of the Hyla FAX accounting statistics for transmitted jobs. The statistics can be sorted using one of several keys: the sender’s account name (default), the job tag (useful when used for accounting purposes), the remote party’s CSI , the called phone number, the output device used for the call, the communication speed, and the communication data format. Statistics are read from the file ${SPOOL}/etc/xferfaxlog in the spooling area, unless filenames are specified on the command line.

The following table is an example of the output from xferfaxstats (using the default sort key):

cadsmith@esd.sgi.com

34

24:05

1.4

0

9600

1-D MH

ctb@corp.sgi.com

32

20:43

1.5

2

9600

2-D MR

edmark@esd.sgi.com

42

29:30

1.4

3

9600

1-D MH

fredc@mfg.sgi.com

157

1:37:52

1.6

0

9600

2-D MR

jlw@engr.sgi.com

81

57:29

1.4

1

9600

1-D MH

jlw@wpd.sgi.com

346

3:57:57

1.5

100

9600

1-D MH

karlton@asd.sgi.com

68

36:57

1.8

0

9600

1-D MH

kerrie@mfg.sgi.com

48

32:29

1.5

1

9600

2-D MR

kgraf@mfg.sgi.com

128

1:48:21

1.2

2

9600

1-D MH

kubey@wpd.sgi.com

264

3:22:13

1.3

6

9600

1-D MH

loki@wpd.sgi.com

205

2:56:45

1.2

5

9600

2-D MR

moondog@esd.sgi.com

112

1:23:01

1.3

4

9600

2-D MR

mpolen@mti.sgi.com

122

1:39:32

1.2

1

9600

1-D MH

nancyf@mfg.sgi.com

174

2:08:44

1.4

2

9600

2-D MR

paulh@mfg.sgi.com

56

1:29:24

0.6

0

9600

2-D MR

richardn@mfg.sgi.com

34

24:42

1.4

1

9600

1-D MH

rosa@corp.sgi.com

32

28:00

1.1

2

9600

1-D MH

sam@asd.sgi.com

65

46:25

1.4

5

9600

1-D MH

seth@asd.sgi.com

34

25:04

1.4

0

9600

1-D MH

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Total

2034

25:49:13

1.3

135

The first column column shows the sort key value used (the sender’s identity here, but otherwise the destination phone number, remote CSI , etc.). The Pages column is the total number of good pages transmitted. The time column shows the total amount of time spent transmitting. The Pg/min column displays the average transfer rate. The Errs column indicates how many errors were encountered while transmitting facsimile. (Note that this statistic does not include problems encountered while placing a call; e.g. busy signals.) The TypRate column displays the most common communication speed with which facsimile were transmitted. The TypData column shows the most common data format in which facsimile data were transmitted.

Account names other than ‘‘root’’ and ‘‘guest’’ can be automatically mapped to a canonical format in which the host name is removed and identical addresses in the same domain are merged together (i.e. for NIS environments). For example, ‘‘sam@flake.asd.sgi.com’’ and ‘‘sam@foobar.asd.sgi.com’’ are both mapped to ‘‘sam@asd.sgi.com’’ with the associated statistics accumulated. Identical account names in different domains generate a warning; e.g. ‘‘loki@wpd.sgi.com’’ and ‘‘loki@corp.sgi.com’’. The above mapping is done only if the −map option is specified, by default account names are not altered.

−age days

Show information only for the facsimile transmitted in the last specified number of days.

−csi*

Sort output by the remote party’s CSI.

−dest*

Sort output by the phone number called.

−dev*

Sort output by the output device (i.e. modem) used.

−format

Sort output by the negotiated data format.

−job*

Sort output by client-specified job tag identifiers.

−nomap

Do not perform the account name mapping by which statistics for the ‘‘root’’ and ‘‘guest’’ accounts are merged and leading hostname part of domain names are stripped. This is the default behavior.

−map

Perform the account name mapping by which statistics for the ‘‘root’’ and ‘‘guest’’ accounts are merged and leading hostname part of domain names are stripped.

−send*

Sort output by sender’s account name (default).

−since time

Show information only for the facsimile transmitted since the specified time; where time is of the form ‘‘MM/DD/YY HH:MM’’ (the date(1) format string %D %H:%M).

−end time

Show information only for the facsimile transmitted before the specified time; where time is of the same form as since.

−speed

Sort output by the signalling rate.

‘‘Warning, address clash, "%s" and "%s".’’ During address mapping two mapped addresses were found for the same account name.

‘‘Warning, weird user address/name "%s".’’ During address mapping an address was encountered that multiple ‘‘@’’ symbols in it.

The sender field does not necessarily represent the submitter’s actual identity. For example, it reflects the value given by the sendfax(1m) ‘‘-f’’ option. Be cautious that this field is not utilized for auditing if the fax user base is not trusted.

${SPOOL}    spooling area
etc/xferfaxlogdefault file from which to read statistics

faxq(1m), faxsend(1m), recvstats(1m), hylafax-log(4f)