I have some PERL scripts that generate Listserv reports. These scripts run directly on our Listserv, which is a system that runs Tru64 Unix as its OS. These scripts currently use the listview utility to gather information about the lists on our server. What I want to do is find a better way to generate some of the information I want. For example, given a particular list, I want to figure out the number of subscribers to that list and to do that, I am hoping I can code something like the following statement in PERL: lcmd query listname for *@* | grep -c "\@" The trouble is that the lcmd utility doesn't appear to do anything. When I log in, gain root access or log in as listserv and type "lcmd" at the Unix prompt, all I get is a Unix prompt back. Nothing appears in Listserv's logfile either. How can I get this to work, or is there a better alternative to lcmd that I should look at?