Dan Mick wrote:
> I think he meant "with Mailman", hence the reason for asking it
> here on mailman-users; if Mailman has an "aliases" file, it's news
> to me.
>
> > Try using sed on your aliases file.
> > sed '[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED]/g' aliases > aliases.new
> > readn aliases.new and make sure it happened the way you want. then put it
> into production.
However, he can still use that approach to change the email addresses:
1) list_members list_name > aliases
2) sed '[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED]/g' aliases > aliases.new
3) sync_members -f aliases.new list_name
AMK4
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