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Old 06-29-2009
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I want to make one scrip in unix which parsed the timing from the unix mail server for login into the mail server.

say for e.g. we are searching something in google.co.in and google tells us that this much time is elapesed to fetch the data.

same i want to know that how to find the timing from the unix mail server for login into mail server.

hope i will get some input into this issue



prashant
cmc ltd
india
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Old 06-29-2009
Your question is far too vague to give a precise answer. All I can say is - it is possible but depends on your skill level.
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Old 06-29-2009
i agree on that issue but i am new person in this field and my boss give me this work to do.

anyway if any one knows then tell me the answer.
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