At 3:00 PM -0300 2004-09-04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a customer who'll move from another host to mine, the problem is, that this customer does not have SSH access on the old host, nor cron, and have finished the relationship with the old host in bad terms... still he have access to his mailman, I would like to ask if there's any way where he can move the mailman user list and setting not having access to the configuration files.
Well, if you don't have access to the machine anymore, then odds are you would be considered to be hacking into the machine and violating any of a number of different laws by "stealing" the user list. You should seriously consider industrial espionage and theft laws, and the potential consequences before, proceeding down this path.
That said, you're limited to listing the users via the web interface, or sending the "who" command to the administrative interface which is available to all subscribers (unless that feature was disabled). If you have a lot of users and you use the web interface, then you will be limited to the number of users you can see per page.
There are no other export options that are available.
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