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When set up as above, substituting ‘listproc’ or ‘listserv’ for ‘majordomo’ as appropriate, ezmlm will recognize and respond to the following commands placed in the body of the e-mail with the syntax below. Note: ezmlm will only respond to one command per message.
syntax: command listname [subscriber@host]
This interfaced makes information available via command messages to the appropriate mailing list. Thus, ‘list’ and ‘review’ will send a subscriber list only to remote administrators and only if specifically allowed by the list owner.
syntax: command listname [subscriber@host]
This interfaced makes information available via command messages to the appropriate mailing list. Thus, ‘who’ will send a subscriber list only to remote administrators and only if specifically allowed by the list owner.
Unlike ‘listproc/listserv’ or ‘majordomo’, ‘smart-list’ does not provide ‘host-centric’ services. Rather, commands are addressed to ‘listname-request@host’ and the command placed on the ‘Subject:’ line:
To: listname-request@host Subject: command [subscriber@host]
The body of the message is normally ignored. If the subject is empty, the first body line that starts with a letter is interpreted.