whmapi1 emailtrack_user_stats showing very high numbers in v76.0.5-6
Hi,
I wrote my own little spam tracking script based on data from "whmapi1 emailtrack_user_stats". I dump the results of the previous 24 hours every morning, format what I want to see a bit a, just to see that all the values are in-line and nothing is suspicious.
After the upgrade to v76, all my servers that are upgraded show very inflated number, almost 10 fold in SENDCOUNT and SUCCESSCOUNT for example, compared to mail I can see in "View Relayers" and "Mail Delivery Reports". The non-upgraded servers continue to do as they always have, showing numbers that are quite close to the "View Relayers" in WHM.
I run
v76: 45 emails in "View Relayers" gives a sendcount 428, successcount of 599. 1 email in "View Relayers" gives a sendcount 7, successcount of 7. v74: 106 emails in "View Relayers", gives a sendcount 57, successcount 126 1 email in "View Relayers" gives a sendcount 1, successcount of 1. All my servers have the "Standard Node" role. I use CloudLinux and get the same result if I use the complete path
-or if I use-
Any idea what could be causing this? I know the numbers should not be identical, but this is a huge difference and has made my script go haywire overnight when the server is upgraded. Thank you for any input.
/usr/sbin/whmapi1 emailtrack_user_stats starttime UNIXTIME_OF_24_HOURS_AGOv76: 45 emails in "View Relayers" gives a sendcount 428, successcount of 599. 1 email in "View Relayers" gives a sendcount 7, successcount of 7. v74: 106 emails in "View Relayers", gives a sendcount 57, successcount 126 1 email in "View Relayers" gives a sendcount 1, successcount of 1. All my servers have the "Standard Node" role. I use CloudLinux and get the same result if I use the complete path
/usr/local/cpanel/bin/whmapi1-or if I use-
/usr/sbin/whmapi1Any idea what could be causing this? I know the numbers should not be identical, but this is a huge difference and has made my script go haywire overnight when the server is upgraded. Thank you for any input.
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The fix was that the syntax needs an "=" sign between the "starttime" and the UNIX_DATE /usr/sbin/whmapi1 emailtrack_user_stats starttime=UNIXTIME_OF_24_HOURS_AGO works just fine. This has apparently been patched now so it should throw an error if you try to do what I did originally. 0
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