also sprach Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007.08.29.0249 +0200]:
> Unless you want to write your own Python script to populate the new
> list from the old, I think duplication is your easiest choice. Here's
> an outline of what I suggest you can do.
This sounds like sound advice. Thanks, Mark.
martin f krafft wrote:
>
>I am faced with the situation of forking a list of several hundred
>subscribers in such a way that the result is two lists with exactly
>the same subscriber set, but with different settings.
>Or should I just duplicate the list
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Dear list,
I am faced with the situation of forking a list of several hundred
subscribers in such a way that the result is two lists with exactly
the same subscriber set, but with different settings.
I am aware of list_members and sync_members, but that will not
migrate nomail and digest users pr
