On Mon, 2014-06-16 at 11:01 -0700, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> This list is for Mailman users, not Listserv(r) users. See
> <http://wiki.list.org/display/DOC/Mailman+is+not+Listserv>
> 
> That said, and assuming you really mean Mailman and not Listserv(r),
> what is your question?
> 
> If you mean is there a way for a list admin to see what other lists in
> this installation a user is subscribed to, no. The site admin can go to
> the user's options page and list the user's other subscriptions if the
> site has set 'ALLOW_SITE_ADMIN_COOKIES = Yes' in mm_cfg.py, and the site
> admin can use Mailman's bin/find_member command to find the lists a user
> is subscribed to, but an ordinary list owner can't do these.
> 
> If you mean is there a way for a list admin to see what other lists she
> is an admin of, see the FAQ at <http://wiki.list.org/x/5YA9>.
> 
A lot of creative jiggery-pokery can be done using ~mailman/bin/withlist
at a CLI prompt.  Without going into details (which are very detailed)
you can obtain a list of lists on the server using
Mailman.Site.get_listnames() and search for subscribers within each
element of the returned list of lists.  This stuff can be scripted and
run from a web UI if you wish.  Some knowledge of Python is necessary,
otherwise YMMV :)

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