Fletch Bowling wrote:
>
> Wonder why the manual states to use "/" if it makes the script crash?
What it says is
--fullnames / -f
Include the full names in the output.
In this context, the slash separates the two alternative ways
('--fullnames' or '-f') of spelling the option.
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Michael Grueter wrote:
Thanks Michael,
I just stumbled on to it myself along with the fact that the -o needs to
be behind the -f like this:
./list_members -f -o filename listname
Wonder why the manual states to use "/" if it makes the script crash?
Regardless I am good to go now..thank you.
F
Hi Fletch,
I just did this yesterday. I found that the "/" was not needed. The
command should look like this:
bin/list_members -f ListName
- Mike
On Jan 17, 2008, at 9:01 AM, Fletch Bowling wrote:
> I am trying to get a file output with list members and getting the
> file
> with just the e
Hello,
I am trying to get a file output with list members and getting the file
with just the email names is no problem and works fine.
But the docs say there is a / -f option to get the full names in the
output. This causes list_members to simply crash and output the standard
help file.
Any fix
