>>>>> "GW" == Greg Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
GW> You don't have to read Python, just English. Running
GW> find_member without arguments gives a help message.
And all bin scripts should take a standard -h/--help flag which just
prints the usage docstring and exits.
GW> If you don't know which lists this person is a member of,
GW> find_member looks useful.
GW> If you know the list in question, you probably want to use
GW> list_members with our old friend grep. Eg. to find all
GW> "@aol.com" users on "foo-list":
bin/find_member is useful whether or not you know the list in
question. It takes a -l/--listname option to narrow the search to a
single mailing list.
In Mailman 2.1, the list's Membership List page has a "search by
regexp" feature that can be used to look for matching addresses. It
doesn't search across more than one mailing list though (that's for
a future release when we have a unified member database). Still it
should be pretty handy.
-Barry
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