Not sure what you mean.
1. "add_member" and the like work better when the user information is in a file. It makes it much easier because of special characters, etc. So if you are asking how to pass the information directly on the command line, I recommend against it.
2. If you mean that you want to create a file with lists of names to use for "add_member", etc., then I recommend using the following format:
User First Middle and Last Name <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I do this all the time, and it has the advantage of leaving a record of the users you added that way.
HTH.
Casella, Richard A wrote:
I am running Mailman version 2.1.
I've seen this request a couple of times now, but have never seen an answer. Is it possible to set the full name of a user on the command line when using "add_member", "sync_members", or whatever?
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