> NB> I disagree. There is really no point in per-user accounting.
>
> Well, sort of. I mean, you might want to know how many
> messages/lines/bytes someone has posted but in any case you can just search
> the indices for messages from that address. No big deal, it just takes
> code.
By the phrase "per-user accounting" I understood a desire to generate
data which indicates how many messages/lines/bytes are sent to any given
subscriber address. That would be a completely pointless feature.
However you are of course right that it would be nice to have a logfile
analysis tool which can be used to report (among other things) how many
messages/lines/bytes someone has posted.
But then, many things are much more urgently needed than that!
-- NB.
> The logfile carries quite a bit of information, and the archive indices
> carry additional information about each message transmitted. Between them
> there should be enough info to satisfy most needs.
>
> - J<
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