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On 8/1/2012 12:45 PM, Peter Tamuzza wrote:
> Question - please forgive my low-level knowledge of listserv - Just a part time admin. Thanks in advance for your help!
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> One of our technical users wants to update her list from the linux command line on the red hat linux server using lcmd command. She so far has not had any success. Has anyone on this list ever done this before? Are there any examples on what you did? She is have trouble just getting the command to work.
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An individual who is identified in the LISTSERV site configuration as a
postmaster can use the lcmd command from the command line on a Linux system to
issue LISTSERV commands such as hold, free, add, delete, query, set, etc., but
it cannot be used to make configuration changes to a list.
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Paul Russell
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