Matthew Clarkson wrote:
>I'm building a simple document sharing application to run alongside
>mailman. What I would like to do is use mailmans users/passwords for
>this application.
>Ultimately what I would like to do is pull out all usernames &
>passwords and throw it all into a file for a given list. Is this
>possible with a current command line program with mailman?
You could use a simple bin/withlist script such as
def get_passwords(mlist):
for member in mlist.getMembers():
print '%s - %s' % (member, mlist.getMemberPassword(member))
Save that as bin/get_passwords.py and run
bin/withlist -r get_passwords listname > /path/to/password/list
Alternatively, you could just use bin/dumpdb to dump the list's
config.pck and extract the passwords information from the output.
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San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan
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