Exactly right!
On Thu, 2002-10-10 at 09:30, Paul Kiely wrote:
> i've tried a whole manner of quotes and escaping out
> the spaces. i've tried the following with no luck:
>
> rmlist -a "test list"
> rmlist -a 'test list"
> rmlist -a test\ list
> rmlist -a "test\ list"
> rmlist -a 'test\ list'
i've tried a whole manner of quotes and escaping out
the spaces. i've tried the following with no luck:
rmlist -a "test list"
rmlist -a 'test list"
rmlist -a test\ list
rmlist -a "test\ list"
rmlist -a 'test\ list'
none have worked.
i'm no python guru but i looked in the source for
rmlist and
Dear Paul,
I don't know if this would work or not, but have you tried something like:
rmlist -a list\ name\ with\ spaces
? Maybe that would work.
Greg
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On Wed, 9 Oct 2002, Paul Kiely wrote:
>
i'm running mailman 2.0.11 on solaris.
how do i remove a list with spaces in the name? i
tried enclosing the list in both single and double
quotes (which was suggested in the mailman-users
archive) but no luck.
can i just cd into /home/mailman/lists and just rm the
list directory manually?
any
