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Note the insertion of an extra space in the "real name" portion of
the address, and the insertion of extra dots in the address portion.
Perhaps something similar is happening at your site.
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Matt Emerson
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mailman/bin/list_owners
>>
> It appears to also do the uniq for you... I own a few lists on my box,
> and that command lists me once (which is fine for the purpose intended
> by the OP).
I think I didn't use the list_owners command because it treats email
addresses which dif
nce I'm a
python caveman, I just put the local script there anyway.)
#!/usr/bin/python
def printowners(m):
for i in m.owner:
print i
If you want the list moderators (distinct from the list owners),
you'd want to
worked="worked";
fi
echo "Hi. I am /usr/local/bin/check-qrunners on `hostname`.
The Mailman qrunners seem to have died. It appears that my
attempt to restart them $worked." | mail -s "mailman
";
print "$listname\n";
print "$description\n";
print "mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">
mail list owner\n";
print "\n";
}
print "";
# page footer
print '
';
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ps our site list
is somehow set up incorrectly? I did read the FAQ and search the
archives a bit, but I'm sure it's possible that I missed a solution.
Any pointers or help would be appreciated.
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