I am not sure I understand everything, but...let m know:
- which address(es) you want unsubascribed,
- which address(es) you want subscribed
And I will ensure that your wish becomes true ;)
Cheers,
--thomas
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On Wed, 01 Sep 2004 21:35:12 +1200 "Brian Swale" <bj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Hi Folks (& Ian Manners who wondered),
>
>In case you are wondering why I would bother to try the "who"
>command, what happened is this:
>
>My desk-top computer seems to be having modem trouble and so
>does my ISP. My alternate computer is an old IBM Think-pad 380ED
>that has its uses; it has fewer, or at least different, modem problems,
>and I wanted to send a contribution to the group.
>
>So happens I got the address wrong, and the reply I got from Listar
>was this (directly below)
>START QUOTE ......
>** Listar HELP FILE **
>By Jeremy Blackman, JT Traub and Ryan T. Dean
>
>TO GET A LIST OF LISTS:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server with a
>subject
> of "lists". A list of lists hosted by the server will be returned
> to you.
>
>TO SUBSCRIBE TO A LIST:
>
> Send a message to the listar account on the server (you can
>just
> reply to this message). In the subject field, enter "subscribe
> [listname]". Or, you can send a message to "[listname]-
>request"
> with a subject of "subscribe".
>
>TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM A LIST:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server (you can
>just
> reply to this message). Enter "unsubscribe [listname]" in the
> subject field. You can also send a message to
> "[listname]-request" with a subject of "unsubscribe".
> While you should NOT send your unsubscribe command to the
>list
> itself, Listar will attempt to trap such erroneous postings and
> forward them to the list administrators for proper handling.
>
>TO GET A DIGEST EVERY DAY:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server with a
>subject
> of "set [listname] digest". This will turn on digests, and you
> will receive a digest however often the server is configured to
> send them.
>
>TO STOP GETTING A DIGEST:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server with a
>subject
> of "unset [listname] digest". This will turn off digest mode,
>and
> instead you will receive an eMail every time something is
>posted
> to the list.
>
>TO GET A DIGEST AND NORMAL POSTS:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server with a
>subject
> of "set [listname] digest2". This will activate digest mode with
> normal posting. As each message is posted to the list it will
>be
> sent to you, and you will receive a digest as well. This flag
> should be used INSTEAD of digest, NOT IN ADDITION TO.
> To stop receiving digests in addition to normal posts, send a
> message to the listar account with a subject of "unset
>[listname]
> digest2". You will go back to receiving normal posts.
>
>TO FIND OUT WHO IS ON A LIST:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server with a
>subject
> of "who [listname]". You will receive a list of people
>subscribed
> to the list who are not hidden. Admins will be able to see
> everbody, including those hidden.
>
>TO HIDE ON A LIST:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server with a
>subject
> of "set [listname] hidden". You will no longer appear on WHO
> queries to the listserver. No one (except Admins) will know
>you
> are subscribed to the list unless you post to it (in which case
> those people on the list will know you posted if nothing else).
>
>TO STOP HIDING ON A LIST:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server with a
>subject of
> "unset [listname] hidden". You will then show up on WHO
>queries
> to the listserver.
>
>TO GO ON VACATION:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server with a
>subject of
> "set [listname] vacation". You will remain subscribed to the
>list
> but will not receive any eMail as long as this flag is set. To
> come back from vacation, eMail the listar account with a
>subject of
> "unset [listname] vacation".
>
>TO CHECK ON YOUR OWN STATUS:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server with a
>subject
> of "stats [listname]". You will get a list of all the flags
> currently set on your account.
>
>TO GET A LIST OF FLAGS AVAILABLE:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server with a
>subject
> of "flags". An eMail will be sent to you with the available flags
> that you can set on your account.
>
>TO GET A LIST OF COMMANDS AVAILABLE:
> Send a message to the listar account on the server with a
>subject
> of "commands". An eMail will be sent to you with all the
>commands
> that the server and any installed modules offer.
>
>---
>Gestionnaire de liste Listar/0.42 - fin de traitement/job execution
>complete.
>END QUOTE ..
>
>So, Ian, Yes, Listar IS configured to respond to a Who, and a Who
>Digest command, unless, as seems to be the case for this group, the
>list administrators have disabled the facility.
>
>Since Zuikoholics have been showing a greatly increased interest in
>the E1, the average size of the Digest sometimes has been as small
>as 40Kb, down from sizes previously of 150 - 200 kb. I was curious to
>see if this decrease in traffic was reflected in a reduction in
>membership. I have the results of some "who" commands from the
>previous server to compare with, and they included an automatic tally.
>
>Oh well.
>
>Brian
>
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