At 5:58 AM -0700 9/20/06, Dave Troiano wrote:
> so the common scenario is when someone requests to be
> unsubscribed from all of the lists they are on, or
> they leave the company and we need to remove them, we
> need a way to quickly identify all the lists they are
> on.
Currently, only the site admin would have access to this level of
information, and then only by logging into the machine where the
lists are hosted and running command-line programs.
> I'm not the site admin and don't have access to the
> command line scripts, unfortunately.
Unfortunately, that is currently a requirement.
> But how do I log
> on as the site admin to a list in order to view this?
From the web, you don't. It's only available via the command-line.
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