Barry Finkel wrote:
>
>I use it to see to what lists a given e-mail address is subscribed.
>I have not had the need to automate unsubscribes.
Try
bin/find_member .
(that is find all members matching the regexp '.' in all lists). Or if
you just examine your result on an ad hoc basis,
bin/find
Luke Daly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Is there a way i can scan all lists for an email address? the scenario
>is i need to remove a user from all our lists (theres lots of them) in
>one go. or at the least scan all lists for an email address.
I have this script that runs via a cron each hour to p
On 11/13/07, Jim Coberly wrote:
> I am not an expert, but take a look at the find_member and
> remove_member mailman utilities. It looks to me like they might help.
Yup. Those are the ones you want. Problem is, they're back-end
command-line tools, and you'd need to be the site administrator
I am not an expert, but take a look at the find_member and remove_member
mailman utilities. It looks to me like they might help.
Jim
Luke Daly wrote:
Is there a way i can scan all lists for an email address? the scenario
is i need to remove a user from all our lists (theres lots of them) in
o
Is there a way i can scan all lists for an email address? the scenario
is i need to remove a user from all our lists (theres lots of them) in
one go. or at the least scan all lists for an email address.
Luke Daly
Systems Officer
IT Infrastructure
Newcastle University
17000
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