If I were automating this process would I rsync the specific files, or write a cron script to run the various python scripts, send them over to the other server and then have the other server run a cron script to import the settings, lists and members....
Thanks, Jeff
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Mauricio Tavares wrote:
Let's see if I make sense. I know I can create a mailing list config file as an ascii file and then feed it in (I forgot the name of the command so I am not going to worry about it) to the mailing list to create its binary config file. When I go to the admin page, I can also change its settings. But, let's say I come up with really neat settings and would like to apply them to a few more mailing lists. Is there a way I can save the configuration of a given mailing list back to an ascii file so I can do any minor changes and feed it to the other lists?
bin/config_list --help
It works in both directions.
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