If you are site maintainer you can do a "quiet del *
[log in to unmask]"  then listserv will delete them from all the lists,
and give you a report like:
[log in to unmask] deleted from listA, [log in to unmask] deleted from
listB, etc.

after that you can "quiet add" them back in.

Of course, you then don't know what special options to set for the user
so it is not so good in that regard.

Barbara J Robinson/HSC/VCU wrote:
> Thanks, Rich.  I just know from reading this forum that y'all are very
> knowledgeable and seem to know tricks that may not be clear in the manual.
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> Rich Greenberg <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent by: LISTSERV list owners' forum <[log in to unmask]>
> 03/25/2008 11:10 AM
> Please respond to
> LISTSERV list owners' forum <[log in to unmask]>
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> Subject
> Re: query command questions
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> On: Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 08:02:19AM -0400,Barbara J Robinson/HSC/VCU
> Wrote:
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> } Was this posted to the list owners' forum?  I never heard back from
> } anyone.  Thanks.
>
> Yes, it was posted twice.  You didn't get a response because (probably)
> nobody knows of a way to do it.  I don't.
>
> }
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> } Is there a way with the query command for a subscriber to find out which
> } lists he is subscribed to without getting all the parameter information
> } for each list?
> }
> } Also, is there a way to check to see what you are subscribed to using a
> } wildcard?  We have alot of lists that all begin with cm- and I was
> } wondering how someone would check to see which of those lists he is
> } subscribed to.
> }
> } We would like to do these two things via email and not the web
> interface.
> } Thank you.
> }
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