Yeah, i see this is allright and all... Now what really has me gnawing on my footnails is, why do i have some lists that do have a config file, but i have others that do not.
In fact, most do not have the config file. On Tue, 2006-02-21 at 11:31 -0800, Tom Collins wrote: > On Feb 21, 2006, at 11:09 AM, Alex Borges wrote: > > Okay, > > > > I wanna move about 50 ezmlm lists to a diferent domain. > > [snip] > > > Now i suspect that copying directories and files will do the trick but > > im not shure. Also, i wonder what ezmlm-make parameters should i use. > > > > Im going through the source of qmailadmin right now and im shure to > > find > > out exactly how those lists get made by it, but im also shure you guys > > can come up with a better way to go about it. > > QmailAdmin calls ezmlm-make. The config file in the list's directory > should tell you everything you need to know in regards to creating the > list. > > You should be able to use the config file to generate a call to > ezmlm-make to create your new list, and then pipe the output of > ezmlm-list (for the old list) to ezmlm-sub (for the new list) to > transfer the subscribers, moderators (if appropriate) and digest > subscribers (if appropriate) to the new list. > > I suspect you could simply copy the subscribers, mod/subscribers and > digest/subscribers (I'm guessing on that digest path) from the old > directory to the new one. > > ezmlm-make is probably a better solution than just copying the list's > confi directory and recreating the .qmail-list-whatever symlinks, as > you'll have to edit the configuration files to use the new list's > pathname, and change the old domain to the new domain in files like > inhost. > > Tom Collins > Tom Logic LLC > PO Box 5717 > Napa, CA 94581 > (707) 265-6622 > (707) 265-6646 fax > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
