On 11/5/04 5:34 PM, "Mark Sapiro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Allen Watson wrote:
>
>> Applescript can use "do shell script" to access shell commands. I don't seem
>> to have wget on my OS 10.3.5 system; can "curl" do the job?
>>
>> I tried running it; it returned the HTML for the page, looking
Allen Watson wrote:
>Applescript can use "do shell script" to access shell commands. I don't seem
>to have wget on my OS 10.3.5 system; can "curl" do the job?
>
>I tried running it; it returned the HTML for the page, looking like it is
>halfway there. I tried entering the URL you gave (with approp
Applescript can use "do shell script" to access shell commands. I don't seem
to have wget on my OS 10.3.5 system; can "curl" do the job?
I tried running it; it returned the HTML for the page, looking like it is
halfway there. I tried entering the URL you gave (with appropriate values
substituted),
Hi,
would like to be able to unsubscribe them by e-mail using an admin password,
such as:
unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] pwd=AdminPwd
Reason: I want to partially automate the unsub process using AppleScript.
I wonder if AppleScript can automate web access. If you can use wget,
then you can unsu
Allen Watson wrote:
>On 11/4/04 8:25 AM, "Mark Sapiro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Allen Watson wrote:
>>
>>> The documentation describes the unsubscribe command like this:
>>>
>>>unsubscribe [password] [address=]
>>>
>>> Can I use that with the admin password and "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"?
>
On 11/4/04 8:25 AM, "Mark Sapiro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Allen Watson wrote:
>
>> The documentation describes the unsubscribe command like this:
>>
>>unsubscribe [password] [address=]
>>
>> Can I use that with the admin password and "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"?
>
> If the list's unsubscribe_
Allen Watson wrote:
>I have a situation in which I frequently need to manually unsubscribe some
>members from my list--usually triggered by some incoming message such as an
>unrecognized bounce. Instead of going to the list's admin page and using
>"Mass Unsubscribe", or looking up the member and c
I have a situation in which I frequently need to manually unsubscribe some
members from my list--usually triggered by some incoming message such as an
unrecognized bounce. Instead of going to the list's admin page and using
"Mass Unsubscribe", or looking up the member and checking the unsub box, I
