Martin Schütte wrote:
Harold Pritchett wrote:
How do I list all of the members of all of my lists.
Thanks for the ideas. Here's what I ended up with:
#!/bin/bash
USER=$(/usr/bin/id -un)
if [ $USER != root ] ; then
echo This command must be run as root
exit
fi
if [ $#
How do I list all of the members of all of my lists.
Actually, I need to delete all users from a domain
and the command "remove_members --fromall --nouserack"
does not accept wildcards.
If I can get a list of all users, I can then grep it
for the domain name and run remove_members for each
of th
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Harold Pritchett wrote:
This is strange. Setting VIRTUAL_HOST_OVERVIEW works. Running fix_url
doesn't. Here's the output of withlist -l -r fix_url test-l -v
[r...@calserv bin]# ./withlist -l -r fix_url test-l -v
Importing fix_url...
Running fix_url.fix_url().
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Harold Pritchett wrote:
Thanks... An even shorter answer is VIRTUAL_HOST_OVERVIEW = Off
I'm not using virtual hosts.
But you still need to run fix_url because otherwise you will be
exposing URLs with the old host name, and if your Mailman version is
pre 2.1.12 (the
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Harold Pritchett wrote:
My problem:
The web interface only shows the one list I manually created on this server.
Nothing else.
See FAQ 4.62 at <http://wiki.list.org/x/lYA9> and also FAQ 4.29 which
is linked from it for the background.
The short answer is run f
I have read everything I can find about moving mailman lists to a new server.
It all seems so simple...
My case SHOULD be even simpler.
I'm moving from a Fedora 8 linux server to a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, both
are the 64 bit versions. Fedora system is an AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core
Proce
