Does anybody already have a script to get the total number of
subscribers across all the lists on a system?
Con Wieland Office of Information Technology University of California at Irvine
On Mon, Oct 04, 2010 at 01:35:42PM -0700, Con Wieland wrote:
Does anybody already have a script to get the total number of
subscribers across all the lists on a system?
something like:
list_lists -b | while read L; do echo "List is ${L}"; list_members ${L} | wc -l ; done
perhaps?
If you're after something more complicated, that handles archives and bits,
http://hendricks.amyl.org.uk/~adam/tmp/list-statsmay be of interest
(one day I'll get around to fixing up my repo's browsey thing)
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Con Wieland wrote:
Does anybody already have a script to get the total number of
subscribers across all the lists on a system?
If you want the total number of unique addresses in all your lists, you can get that with
bin/find_member . | grep "found in:" | wc -l
If you want the sum over all lists of the number of members in each list, you can do
(for l in bin/list_lists --bare; do bin/list_members $l; done)| wc -l
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