On 8/22/25 02:32, Stephan via Mailman-users wrote:
We have a list member that got disabled due to bounces, but that should be
fixed after we implemented DMARC and SPF.
So as I don't know how to access the disabled status from the CLI (we have no
GUI), I tried to delete and re-subscribe them. But although they are listed as
a member, they cannot be deleted:
# sudo -u list mailman members l...@domain.tld | grep "$x"
M... <M....@web...>
# sudo -u list mailman delmembers -m "$x" -l l...@domain.tld
Member not subscribed (skipping): M... <M....@web...>
It looks like $x is `M... <M....@web...>`. It should be just `M....@web...`
How can I fix this from the command line? Either by restoring their "disabled"
status, or deleting and re-subscribing them?
There is no `mailman` subcommand to change a members delivery status.
You can do it in `mailman shell` with an interaction like
```
# sudo -u list mailman shell -l l...@domain.tld
Welcome to the GNU Mailman shell
Use commit() to commit changes.
Use abort() to discard changes since the last commit.
Exit with ctrl+D does an implicit commit() but exit() does not.
The variable 'm' is the l...@domain.tld mailing list
>>> mbr = m.members.get('M....@web...')
>>> mbr.preferences.delivery_status = DeliveryStatus.enabled
>>> commit()
```
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