Keep in mind that changing the default in the configuration does not change any existing subscribers. It only changes the default for new subscribers.

Also, there’s a more efficient way using batch commands. It’s a little complicated, so you are better off looking it up. It’s similar to IBM mainframe //job commands.

Larry

> On Feb 5, 2019, at 3:28 PM, Greg Bautista <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> My list already has 200 people subscribed. Of these 200 people, there are 190 that I want to set as NOPOST. Can I do this with the following, which I would send to the listserv as a command email? I am assuming that I can include 190 lines of text in my command email, yes? In other words, 1 line for each of the 190 users.
> 
> On a related note: I am aware that I can set the configuration of the list to NOPOST by default. I know how to do it, but there are certain reasons (which I cannot detail here) for which I do not wish to set NOPOST to be a default setting.
> 
> QUIET SET listname NOPOST FOR user1@address
> QUIET SET listname NOPOST FOR user3@address
> QUIET SET listname NOPOST FOR user3@address
> QUIET SET listname NOPOST FOR user4@address
> QUIET SET listname NOPOST FOR user5@address
> QUIET SET listname NOPOST FOR user6@address
> QUIET SET listname NOPOST FOR user7@address
> 
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