Also, I think an actual searchable list is on the orafaq site whickh is
in the footer of each message
For example
http://www.orafaq.com/supsearc.htm
I searched Goddess
And came back with a ton of hits, so, I figgure it must be hitting
archives from the fatcity list
;-)
Try it....
Bob
> This was sent by someone recently:
>
> -------------------------------------
> ListGuru GENERAL Command HELP
> -------------------------------------
>
> This help file contains basic information about each command
> recognized by ListGuru. More detailed help is available
> through these commands:
>
> HELP <command> -- Gives detailed help about a given command
> (listed below)
> HELP DETAILED -- Complete and exhaustive help on ALL commands
> HELP USAGE -- A general primer on how to use your mailing list
> HELP FAQ -- A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
>
>
> Interacting with ListGuru:
> --------------------------
>
> ListGuru is a Mailing List Manager (MLM) which understands
> the commonly used commands of many other MLM's, including
> ListProc, listserv, Majordomo, SmartList, Mailbase and
> Listcaster, among others.
>
> All commands should be sent by E-mail to the following address:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <-- Note spelling closely...
>
> The Subject: line is ignored, so do not place commands on it.
> Commands go in the message BODY, one command per line. You
> can send as many commands in a single message as you wish.
> Each command has a specific format, as outlined below. In
> the explanations below, replace any word enclosed by angle
> brackets, with an appropriate response. For example:
>
> INFO <list>
>
> would be replaced with:
>
> INFO GARDENING-L
>
> Other command replacements:
>
> <list> means the mailing list name (always
> suffixed with
> "-L")
> <real name> means your given name or surname, not E-mail
> address
> <password> means a password given to you for
> closed lists
> <search text> means arbitrary text, not case sensitive
> <option> means a particular option, dependent
> on the command
> <filename> means a filename (no pathnames are allowed)
> <command> means any ListGuru command
> <description> means arbitrary text, case sensitive
>
> If you have any difficulties or questions regarding ListGuru, contact:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> The following commands are recognized by ListGuru (in
> alphabetical order):
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> ------------
>
> ALLMAIL <list>
> Displays a short summary (who, when, what) of all messages
> received and
> sent out since the last time a digest was produced
> (generally midnight of
> the previous day, but could be longer on low-traffic lists).
>
> See Also: CONFIRM, LASTMAIL
>
> ARCHIVES
> Displays a list of all mailing lists which have file
> archives and which
> you are currently a subscriber to.
>
> See Also: GET, INDEX, SEARCH, SUBMIT, VIEW
>
> BIOGRAPHY <list> INDEX
> BIOGRAPHY <list> <user>
> BIOGRAPHY <list> ALL
> BIOGRAPHY <list>
> BIOGRAPHY <list> DELETE
> The general intent of the BIO command is to provide a way
> for list members
> to create a short "biography" for themselves, which is then
> available to all
> other members of the same list. BIOGRAPHY can be shortened
> to BIO if you
> prefer -- both spellings work equally well.
>
> *** NOTE ***
>
> This command is fairly detailed, so it is recommended that you
> either issue a HELP DETAILED or a HELP BIO command to get
> the full set
> of instructions for using this command.
>
> Form #1: BIO <list> INDEX
>
> Returns a complete list of whose bio is available for the
> given list. As
> an example, you could do a BIO GARDENING-L INDEX command
> and ListGuru would
> send back a list of all BIO's so far submitted for the
> GARDENING-L list.
>
> Form #2: BIO <list> <user>
>
> Sends back a BIO for a specific user. Usually it is the
> next command you
> issue after the INDEX form. You will be sent back the
> complete biography
> text as submitted by that specific user. Be sure to use
> the name listed
> in the INDEX form to get information on the right person.
>
> Form #3: BIO <list> ALL
>
> Similar to form #2, but sends ALL biographies that are
> available for the
> list you specify. A quick way to get familiar with
> everyone, instead of
> just individual users.
>
> Form #4: BIO <list>
>
> This is how you submit your OWN biography. When you use
> this form of the
> command, it should be the only command you send in that
> message, and the
> message MUST contain a uuencoded file containing your
> biography. At the
> current time, MIME attachments are not supported, so the
> attached file
> must first be uuencoded, then sent with your message. If
> you have problems
> with uuencode, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] for assistance.
>
> Form #5: BIO <list> DELETE
>
> This form deletes any biography entry YOU have submitted
> for the list
> specified. Note you cannot delete anyone elses entry; only
> your own.
>
> See Also: INDEX, SUBMIT
>
> CONFIRM <list>
> Confirms whether you are a subscriber to a particular list or not.
>
> See Also: ALLMAIL, LASTMAIL, WHICH
>
> DIRECTORY/LIST
> See the LISTS command below.
>
> The DIRECTORY/LIST command can be abbreviated to DIR/LIST
> if desired.
>
> Synonyms: LISTS
>
> END
> Stops further processing by ListGuru. Useful if your
> messages contain
> signature blocks or other text which you don't want
> ListGuru to process.
>
> ListGuru will also automatically stop processing any
> message when the next
> line begins with two consecutive dashes, underlines, equal
> signs, asterisks
> or pound signs (-_=*#). Most signature blocks begin with
> these characters.
>
> Any line beginning with a right angle-bracket (">") is
> assumed to a reply
> indicator, and processing stops. Any line beginning with a
> left angle-
> bracket ("<") is assumed to mark an HTML tag, and processing stops.
>
> Synonyms: STOP, QUIT
>
> GET [ <list> ] <filename>
> Retrieves a given file from the archives for a list.
> Filenames must be
> specific (i.e., no wildcards) and the file must exist in
> the archive. If
> <list> is omitted, then <filename> must be one of the
> following names:
>
> PKZ204G.EXE WINZIP.EXE WINZIP32.EXE
>
> Synonyms: SEND
> See Also: ARCHIVES, INDEX, SEARCH, SUBMIT, VIEW
>
> HELP [ <command> | DETAILED | USAGE ]
> Provides help information, depending on what is requested.
> If the USAGE
> parameter is given, a general primer on using your mailing
> list will be
> sent to you. If DETAILED is given, an exhaustive list of
> all commands,
> and all formats, will be sent. If a particular command is
> specified, help
> for ONLY that command will be sent. Finally, if no
> parameters are used,
> this help file will be sent to you.
>
> INDEX <list>
> Displays a list of all files available in the archives for
> a particular
> list. Information includes filename, size, date and description.
>
> See Also: ARCHIVES, GET, SEARCH, SUBMIT, VIEW
>
> INFO <list>
> Sends the information packet for a particular list. The
> information packet
> includes information useful for POTENTIAL subscribers of
> the mailing list,
> as opposed to CURRENT subscribers.
>
> See Also: WELCOME
>
> JOIN <list> [ <real name> ] [ <password> ]
> See the SUBSCRIBE command below.
>
> Synonyms: SIGNON, SUBSCRIBE
>
> LASTMAIL <list>
> Shows a short summary (who, when, what) of the LAST message
> sent to a
> particular list, regardless of when it was sent.
>
> See Also: ALLMAIL, CONFIRM
>
> LEAVE <list>
> See the UNSUBSCRIBE command below.
>
> Synonyms: SIGNOFF, UNJOIN, UNSUBSCRIBE
>
> LISTS
> Displays a list of all mailing lists carried AT THIS SITE.
> Includes list
> name, description, moderation status and private/public status.
>
> Synonyms: DIRECTORY/LIST
> See Also: LISTS GLOBAL
>
> LISTS GLOBAL [ /<search text> ]
> **NOT CURRENTLY IMPLEMENTED** Sends a list of all known
> mailing lists which
> are available on the Internet. Search can be constrained
> by providing an
> arbitrary text string to find in the master list.
>
> See Also: LISTS
>
> QUERY <list>
> See the STATUS command below.
>
> Synonyms: STATUS
>
> QUIT
> See the END command above.
>
> Synonyms: END, STOP
>
> RECIPIENTS <list>
> See the WHO command below.
>
> Synonyms: REVIEW, SEND/LIST, WHO
>
> RENEW <list> <password>
> For lists which are password protected, this will renew
> your subscription
> to the list for a different period of time. The password
> given to you
> is encoded with the time period your subscription is valid
> for, so by using
> a new password, you effectively extend your subscription.
>
> This command is equivalent to UNSUBSCRIBing followed by
> SUBSCRIBing with
> the new password. This command is only valid for current
> subscribers --
> new subscribers must use the SUBSCRIBE command first.
>
> See Also: STATUS, SUBSCRIBE
>
> RESUME MAIL <list>
> An alias for the SET <list> MAIL command. See the SET
> command below.
>
> REVIEW <list>
> See the WHO command below.
>
> Synonyms: RECIPIENTS, SEND/LIST, WHO
>
> SEARCH <list> <search text>
> Searches the file archives for a particular list, looking
> for the search
> text provided. Search text cannot contain wildcards and is NOT case
> sensitive. No quotes are needed, but they can be supplied
> if desired. The
> search text can be up to 60 characters long.
>
> At this time, no logical operations (and, or, not) are recognized.
>
> See Also: ARCHIVES, GET, INDEX, SUBMIT, VIEW
>
> SEND
> See the GET command above.
>
> Synonyms: GET
>
> SEND/LIST <list>
> See the WHO command below.
>
> Synonyms: RECIPIENTS, REVIEW, WHO
>
> SET <list> <option>
> The SET command allows you to change the settings of your
> subscription (or
> your profile, as it is often called). There are a number
> of settings that
> can be changed, and each have a corresponding opposite setting.
>
> <option> can be any one of the following:
>
> NOMAIL Temporarily stop receiving messages (for
> vacation, etc).
> MAIL Return to receiving messages normally
>
> DIGEST Start receiving digest messages. All
> messages during the
> day are collected and sent as a single
> message at midnight.
> NODIGEST Return to individual (real-time) messages
>
> CONCEAL Hide your E-mail address in WHO commands by other
> members.
> NOCONCEAL Reveal (or allow to be seen) your E-mail address.
>
> REPRO Receive a copy of all postings you make to
> the list.
> NOREPRO Do not send you a copy of postings you
> make to the list.
>
> See Also: RESUME MAIL, STATUS, SUSPEND MAIL, WHO
>
> SIGNOFF <list>
> See the UNSUBSCRIBE command below.
>
> Synonyms: LEAVE, UNJOIN, UNSUBSCRIBE
>
> SIGNON <list> [ <real name> ] [ <password> ]
> See the SUBSCRIBE command below.
>
> Synonyms: JOIN, SUBSCRIBE
>
> STATUS <list>
> Displays your current profile for the given list. Your
> profile includes
> information such as whether or not you are receiving the
> digest version of
> a list, whether service has been temporarily halted,
> whether you receive a
> copy of your own postings, etc.
>
> Synonyms: QUERY, SET
>
> STOP
> See the END command above.
>
> Synonyms: END, QUIT
>
> SUBMIT <list> [ <description> ]
> Places an attached file (either by MIME encoding, or
> uuencoded in the text
> following the SUBMIT command) in the file archive for the
> list specified.
> A description of the file is entered from what you provide
> on the command
> line after the list name. The description can be up to 60
> characters long.
>
> You may use this command only ONCE in any single message to
> ListGuru (this
> is an exception to the rule of putting any number of
> commands in a message).
> It is recommended that this command is used by itself. It
> is also advisable
> to include an END command immediately following this
> command, to keep
> ListGuru from processing any attachment headers.
>
> See Also: ARCHIVES, INDEX, GET, SEARCH, VIEW
>
> SUBSCRIBE <list> [ <real name> ] [ <password> ]
> Subscribe yourself to a particular list. If you are
> already a subscriber to
> the list, you will receive a friendly reminder that you are
> already on the
> list. You cannot be subscribed twice.
>
> You may optionally (yet recommended) include your real name
> -- not your
> E-mail address, mind you -- after the list name. This
> helps others find
> you in the list of subscribers, if your address is not concealed.
>
> Once you are subscribed, you will be sent a welcome message
> explaining the
> workings of the list, including how to UNSUBSCRIBE and
> change your profile.
>
> If a password is required to subscribe to a list, it should
> be included as
> the last item on the SUBSCRIBE command line. Most lists do
> not require
> passwords, but you will be told so when you attempt to
> subscribe to a list
> that requires one.
>
> Additionally, some lists are moderated, and some may
> require that your
> subscription be approved first. The LISTS command shows
> which lists have
> these characteristics, however merely attempting to
> subscribe to a list
> will tell you if any special handling is required.
>
> The option to allow you to subscribe as a *different*
> address than your
> current one is not supported by ListGuru -- the sender
> address is always
> used as the address to subscribe.
>
> The SUBSCRIBE command can be abbreviated to "SUB" if desired.
>
> Synonyms: JOIN, SIGNON
> See Also: CONFIRM, INFO, LISTS, SET, STATUS, UNSUBSCRIBE,
> WELCOME, WHICH, WHO
>
> SUSPEND MAIL <list>
> An alias for the SET <list> NOMAIL command. See the SET
> command above.
>
> UNJOIN <list>
> See the UNSUBSCRIBE command below.
>
> Synonyms: LEAVE, SIGNOFF, UNSUBSCRIBE
>
> UNSUBSCRIBE <list> | * | _ALL
> You will be removed from the list specified. If a
> "goodbye" message is
> available, it will be sent along with your removal
> confirmation. Otherwise
> you will be immediately removed from the list.
>
> The option to allow you to unsubscribe a *different*
> address than your
> current one is not supported by ListGuru -- the sender
> address is always
> used as the address to unsubscribe.
>
> If "*" or "_ALL" is found for a list name, you will be
> unsubscribed from
> all mailing lists AT THIS SITE.
>
> The UNSUBSCRIBE command can be abbreviated to "UNSUB" if desired.
>
> Synonyms: LEAVE, SIGNOFF, UNJOIN
>
> VIEW <list> <filename>
> Shows the contents of any archive file ending in .ZIP, .LHA
> or .ZOO. These
> are compressed files which contain other files. Common
> de-compressing
> programs can be obtained by using the GET command.
>
> Currently this command is not yet implemented.
>
> See Also: ARCHIVES, INDEX, GET, SEARCH, SUBMIT
>
> WELCOME <list>
> Sends the welcome packet for a particular list. The
> information packet
> includes information useful for CURRENT subscribers of the
> mailing list, as
> opposed to POTENTIAL subscribers. This same file is sent
> automatically when
> you subscribe, however in case you lost it, this command
> sends it again.
>
> See Also: INFO
>
> WHICH
> Displays a list of all mailing lists AT THIS SITE for which
> you are a
> confirmed subscriber.
>
> See Also: CONFIRM
>
> WHO <list>
> Sends a list of all subscribers to the list specified.
> This list may be
> partially or completely blocked, depending on the
> configuration specified
> by the list administrator. Most subscriber lists are ONLY
> available to
> other list members, however. You will be told if the list
> is not public.
>
> By default, your address will be included in these results
> unless you
> have issued the SET <list> CONCEAL command to hide your
> address for privacy
> concerns. The STATUS command will indicate your profile settings.
>
> Synonyms: RECIPIENTS, REVIEW, SEND/LIST
> See Also: SET, STATUS
>
>
>
>
> Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> To: "Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 1:04 PM
>
>
> > How can I access the Oracle-L archives?
> >
> > There's something I remember reading a few months ago that
> I want to
> > look up.
> >
> > Embarassedly yours,
> > Jay Miller
> > --
> > Please see the official ORACLE-L FAQ: http://www.orafaq.com
> > --
> > Author: Miller, Jay
> > INET: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
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