That's the case AFAIK. I'll have to inquire at Pair.com to see if I can getYou need shell access to use withlist. If all you have is the web interface I suspect you'd have to go through and do it manually.
access.
bin/withlist is the best solution.
However if you don't have shell access, there is the kludge of *locally* scripting the web operations necessary to get your result... working entirely through the web interface.
Given a list of subscriber email addresses (which you may be able to obtain by mailing the 'who' command to the list-request, although it sounds like you have a list that you mass subscribed), you could script something using Python or a shell script invoking 'curl' running on your local machine that sent the web requests to set the options you wanted.
For example, using Python running on your local machine, and assuming list 'mylist' on 'www.mydomain.com' with admin password 'listpassword' and the subscriber email addresses one per line in 'subscribers.txt':
#!/usr/bin/env python import urllib
subscribers = open('subscribers.txt', 'rt')listname = 'mylist'
params = urllib.urlencode({'password':'listpassword',
'conceal':0,
'options-submit':1})
for subscriber in subscribers:
u = urllib.urlopen("http://www.mydomain.com/mailman/options/%s/%s"; %
(listname, urllib.quote(subscriber.strip())),
params)
u.close()For extra credit, you could scrape the users that need setting from the Membership Management web pages.
Or use a shell script taking advantage of curl's -F option.
I feel so unclean.
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