MailRouter will create a text file named "log" in the
"MailRouter f" folder.
The log file contains one or more lines for each message that has been
forwarded by MailRouter, in the following format:
As each line is tab seperated, it should be easy to import it into
a database or a spreadsheet for further processing.
When a message is forwarded to more than one address, the log will contain
one line for each address that the message has been forwarded to. MailRouter
will also log all user controlled actions (such as start, quit and reset)
to the log.
When the size of the log file exceeds 256 KB the contents of the file is
moved to a timestamped file in the "Log Archive" folder.
When MailRouter starts up, it reads and analyses the the "alias" file. As MailRouter tries to interpret all commands given, using commands with parameters that hasn't been defined for the keyword used, can give unpredictable results. As a help when looking for typing errors MailRouter generates an "aliaslog" file in the "MailRouter f" folder each time the "alias" file is analised. The content of the "aliaslog" file is a verbose version of the "alias" file, showing how MailRouter interpreted the "alias" file.