I've just been through this. I started by incrementing a counter (named
after the rule) every time the rule got hit. This made for a huge
.procmailrc and didn't really give me what I wanted. I wound up using
the $MATCH process on each rule; ie * ()\/somerule. When you do this,
with VERBOSE and LOGFILE enabled, the log reflects
"Matched: whatevergothit".
I "grep Matched >> matched.file" and then use sort to view. (Actually, I
use 'sort matched.file | uniq -c' which gives me the number of hits as
well - and 'sort matched.file | uniq -c | sort -g' if I want the numbers
in order.
- fleet -
On Tue, 27 Aug 2002, Fuzzy Logic wrote:
Out of curiosity, I wanted to see how often each of my rules was used in
an average day, so I turned on VERBOSE and LOGFILE. Now, I have a
question. I searched the archives, but didn't find anyone who had asked a
similar question.
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