I know there is the : list_lists and list_members, etc. but one only lists lists and no users, the other, list users but I have to run the script for each list.
Has anyone found a way/wrote a script to output all of the lists and their users for easier management? If my boss asks me what lists he is on, I have to search each list. I would like to run: ./list_all > all_lists.txt and have it output:
381 lists
Abuse
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [list moderator]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
staff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [list moderator]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
etc.All in one outputted list for any employee to view via some url I move the outputted file to.
Also, If I make the lists not visible via URL, i.e. http://domain.com/mailman/listinfo then how can I manage them as an admin unless I know all of the list names (381 so far)?
Can I make them not publicly viewable but still be able to view them via the web as an admin as a list?
Once not viewable, http://domain.com/mailman/admin does not show the lists either.
-- Merle Reine Lindows.com System Administrator
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