07-Feb-03 at 11:42, John Locke ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Hello, Simon,
>
> I've got other stuff going on right now, but I saved your message with
> your scripts, and plan to evaluate them/convert them for PHP/MySQL when
> I get a chance. (probably not this week!)
Thanks for letting me know. I
Hello, Simon,
I've got other stuff going on right now, but I saved your message with
your scripts, and plan to evaluate them/convert them for PHP/MySQL when
I get a chance. (probably not this week!)
On Fri, 2003-02-07 at 01:31, Simon White wrote:
> 07-Feb-03 at 02:10, Jon Carnes ([EMAIL PROTECTED
At 03:10 AM 2/7/2003, you wrote:
Dang it! I've got another script that does exactly that... I should have
included it. I'll dump it on the list when I get done with this job
(sometime - hopefully - tomorrow). It's a fairly simple script that I run
monthly - only it uses the log entries and isol
As promised, my simple script to find users who have been moved to
"no_mail" status due to bounces. (see end of email)
You could easily modify it to send out a notification to the list admins
*and* auto-remove these addresses from all lists. I have no problems
with auto-removing an address that i
07-Feb-03 at 02:10, Jon Carnes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Dang it! I've got another script that does exactly that... I should have
> included it. I'll dump it on the list when I get done with this job
> (sometime - hopefully - tomorrow). It's a fairly simple script that I run
> monthly - only
Dang it! I've got another script that does exactly that... I should have
included it. I'll dump it on the list when I get done with this job
(sometime - hopefully - tomorrow). It's a fairly simple script that I run
monthly - only it uses the log entries and isolates the entries that
indicate a u
At 09:08 PM 2/5/2003, you wrote:
Here is a stat's script that we use. It sends out monthly status
reports to the Mailman admins as well as to each lists admin.
#For the number of lists:
~mailman/bin/list_lists -b |wc -l
#For the number of users in each list:
for i in `~mailman/bin/list_lists
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 14:02, Con Wieland wrote:
> Hello all
>
> Before re-inventing the wheel has anyone created any general reporting
> scripts. I need something like #of lists #number of subscribers, per
> list, #number of posts per list, that kind of stuff. I'm sure they'll
> come up with mo
Hello all
Before re-inventing the wheel has anyone created any general reporting
scripts. I need something like #of lists #number of subscribers, per
list, #number of posts per list, that kind of stuff. I'm sure they'll
come up with more once I get this far.
Thanks in advance
Con Wieland
UC Ir
