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Denis Knauf bbac461ec7 queue_exporter as subproject. checks only queue. lesser dependencies, lesser footprint.
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README.adoc 

postfix_exporter
================

Collects continuesly events from postfix and dovecot via journald.
Exports the collected event-counters and the currently count of queued messages.

queue_exporter
==============

If you only want to check the count of mails in queue, use the `queue_exporter` in the subdirectory.
It has lesser dependencies and a smaller footprint:

* No journald, no ffi, no puma
* ffi and puma need a compiler, which you do not need to install
* Instead of puma, use simple rackup, which provides a simpler webserver.

Usage
-----

For nix, `nix-shell` knows any dependencies.

Any other:  You need `libffi` and some gems:

	apt install libffi
	bundle install

Run puma for testing and use curl for first fetch.

	puma

	curl http://localhost:9296/metrics

You should see the collected data.  On first run, this code be very empty.  Wait some minutes to have some emails.

journald should not drop loglines!  TODO: /etc/systemd/journald.conf