I wrote the script to rename lists. You might want to tailor it for
your setting:
#!/bin/sh -xv
if [ $# = 2 ]
then
cd $LISTSERV-HOME/home
ls $1.* > /tmp/oldname
for v in `cat /tmp/oldname`; do
echo "mv "$v $2"."`echo $v | cut -d"." -f2` | sh
done
cd $LISTSERV-ARCHIVES/$1
ls $1.* > /tmp/oldname
for v in `cat /tmp/oldname`; do
echo "mv "$v $2"."`echo $v | cut -d"." -f2` | sh
done
cd ..
mv $1 $2
cd $LISTSERV-ARCHIVES
ls $1.* > /tmp/oldname
echo ':%s/'$1'/'$2'/g' > /tmp/script
echo ':wq!' >> /tmp/script
ex $1.html < /tmp/script
for v in `cat /tmp/oldname`; do
echo "mv "$v $2"."`echo $v | cut -d"." -f2` | sh
done
## Restart ListServ
/etc/rc2.d/S99listserv
else
echo "Usage: " $0 " OldName NewName"
fi
On 6/10/2013 11:04 AM, Jerry Nelson
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Does anyone have a nice linux script (shell
or perl) to RENAME a user LIST?
I do not like this 14 step process
everytime we need to do a rename
L
Thanks Much if you can share it!!
--Jerry
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