I presume you could use the list-owner web interface for the REPORT (summary) feature to have it
calculate the # of posts w/i a timeframe.

Sending a command to LISTSERV

INDEX name_of_list

will generate a list of the archive's filenames and their byte-count.  You may need to copy/paste into
a spreadsheet if you don't want to add the filesizes.

*
* Archive files for the listname list at LISTS.PSU.EDU
* (monthly logs)
*
* filename      filetype        GET PUT size (bytes) date       time
* --------      --------        --- --- ------------ ---------- --------
  listname       LOG1012         LOG OWN      322,522 2010-12-30 17:31:21
  listname       LOG1101         LOG OWN      428,529 2011-01-31 21:21:44
  listname       LOG1102         LOG OWN      258,174 2011-02-28 17:21:14
  listname       LOG1103         LOG OWN      489,691 2011-03-31 12:45:38
  listname       LOG1104         LOG OWN      229,495 2011-04-28 11:19:39

*
* Change logs for the listname list at LISTS.PSU.EDU
*
* filename      filetype        GET PUT size (bytes) date       time
* --------      --------        --- --- ------------ ---------- --------
  listname       CHANGELOG       OWN OWN      537,229 2011-04-28 11:19:39



/Pete

On 4/28/2011 11:53, SUBSCRIBE LSTOWN-L Al Flynn wrote:
> Does anybody know how I would go about getting a report for the # of emails for a list in a calendar year as well as the size of the email which that list used in the same time frame?

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