At 12:01 PM -0700 5/26/09, Mark Sapiro wrote:
You can replace the first 3 'mv' with 'cp -a' if you'd rather.
Thanks, I've got the work done now.
I'm on Max OS X, so the command for copying turns out to be:
cp -ipRV for:
i allow user input in cases of duplicate file names
p to preserve user/group/ACL permissions, creation & modification timestamps
R to traverse the directory & subtrees
v for verbose mode to tell me what it is copying
When copying the archives, I might almost have preferred NOT to get a
listing to every file copied, but it didn't take all that long. The
same can be said of the Mailman command:
bin/arch --wipe
where I think I might have also wanted to add the -quiet option as well.
I also ran bin/genaliases as Ron King suggested. I didn't use his
very clear bash script, since I had to figure out all of my Apple
paths anyway, but I did use it as a step-by-step guide in parallel to
the steps listed in FAQ 4.70.
Right now, all seems good, I have set the oldlist to emergency
moderation until the posters of this announce-only list catch up to
the change. We'll go through various tests before completely
removing the list.
-- Drew Tenenholz
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