Jonathan N. Little wrote on 1/5/2015 11:14 PM:
john sumner wrote:
Ed Mullen wrote:
Only if the Filter Log is enabled. I believe it is dis-abled by default
Otherse, the log file could grow enormously.
Somone correct me if I'm wrong.
And, no, I do not believe the filter log gives a count, just the actual
filters applied.
just checked it out ed, it does not have a count
Nope, but you can use grep... in profile there is a Mail folder with
contains a folder for each mail account. Example: mail.foo.com
Each account with filters and the log enabled with have a file
"filterlog.html"
grep -c "Applied filter" filterlog.html
to get count of all filters applied or
grep -c "Applied filter "Filter Name"" filterlog.html
to get count of specific filter named "Filter Name" ;-)
Maybe there is an extension, or maybe someone should write one.
I just opened it in my text editor, EditPad Pro, to search for "applied
filter" and clicked the "count matches" button. :-)
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