Hi!
I have written a program to generate statistics on email messages (which are in MBOX format) called MailListStat (MLS). It computes a lot of stats (TOP authors, subjects, mailers, some graphs, ...) Output is in text format (to be posted to list) or HTML format. Now it supports cache files for faster operations (uses PHP wrapper to allow user to choose language and some others options and stats are displayed from cache files really fast).
New version (not yet released) can add new messages to cache file, so it's possible to automatically update cache file from .forward/.procmailrc...
I would like to ask how this can be used with mailman. The best option in my opinion would be possibility to run MLS after new message is received for the list. Other options include using cron to daily generate the cache file or subscribing special user to the list who will run MLS from .forward/alias. But I think the first option is best. I have seen some requests for similar functionality in mailman, so I think it would be fine to integrate these two...
Homepage of MLS: http://freshmeat.net/projects/mls
HAVE A NICE DAY :-)
-- bYE, Marki <marki@nexin.sk>
----- Original Message ----- From: "Marek Podmaka" <marki@host.sk> To: <mailman-developers@python.org> Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 8:40 AM Subject: [Mailman-Developers] list statistics
Hi!
I have written a program to generate statistics on email messages (which are in MBOX format) called MailListStat (MLS). It computes a lot of stats (TOP authors, subjects, mailers, some graphs, ...) Output is in text format (to be posted to list) or HTML format. Now it supports cache files for faster operations (uses PHP wrapper to allow user to choose language and some others options and stats are displayed from cache files really fast).
New version (not yet released) can add new messages to cache file, so it's possible to automatically update cache file from .forward/.procmailrc...
I would like to ask how this can be used with mailman. The best option in my opinion would be possibility to run MLS after new message is received for the list. Other options include using cron to daily generate the cache file or subscribing special user to the list who will run MLS from .forward/alias. But I think the first option is best. I have seen some requests for similar functionality in mailman, so I think it would be fine to integrate these two...
Homepage of MLS: http://freshmeat.net/projects/mls
HAVE A NICE DAY :-)
-- bYE, Marki <marki@nexin.sk>
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