[Mailman-Users] Statistics 4 all MM-lists

2003-07-28 Thread Christian Schoepplein
Hello!

I wonder how to get some statistics for my MM-lists. What I'm interested 
in is how many users are subscribed to every list, how many users are 
subscribed on all lists (not counting more than onetimes the users, that 
are subscribed to more than one list), how much trafic produces every 
list (count of messages and bytes), how much traffic produces every user 
(not so important) and how much traffic was produced for all MM-lists.

Does anyone know a script, that creates some MM-statistics? Or would I 
have to hack such a script for my needs?

Best regards,
Schoeppi

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Statistics 4 all MM-lists

2003-07-28 Thread Ed Wilts
On Mon, Jul 28, 2003 at 06:02:39PM +0200, Christian Schoepplein wrote:
 Hello!
 
 I wonder how to get some statistics for my MM-lists. What I'm interested 
 in is how many users are subscribed to every list, how many users are 
 subscribed on all lists (not counting more than onetimes the users, that 
 are subscribed to more than one list), how much trafic produces every 
 list (count of messages and bytes), how much traffic produces every user 
 (not so important) and how much traffic was produced for all MM-lists.
 
 Does anyone know a script, that creates some MM-statistics? Or would I 
 have to hack such a script for my needs?

Please check the list archives for the last few weeks.  There were a
couple of scripts posted that produced some basic stats.  At least the
traffic stats were there.  To get a simple count of members per list,
just write a quick script that does a list_lists, and for each one, do a
list_members | wc -l.

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