Eric Thomas <ERIC@LEPICS>
Fri, 8 Dec 89 16:49:31 GMT
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> bingo - 2 hits; I asked for: sendback print all, and what I got
> really was the header of two lists - but, the header does not include
> the name of the list or its "home" LISTSERV (unless it's peered).
The list header indeed doesn't have that information. The INDEX command
would have shown the nodeid, listname and list title.
>2. When one gets filelists they do not contain an immediate info. of the
> last date it was updated (yes - I can go through the whole list, or
> XEDIT and SORT). Could that date be written at the top of the file,
> where it says "LISTSERV FILELIST for LISTSERV at ..." ?
Well, I think what you really want to know is what files were updated
since last time. A filelist can be updated if a REFRESH takes place, or
for some filelists if a new release of LISTSERV is installed, even though
none of the files it contains has been updated. And for this, you need
either the "magic" 'SORT * D 47 63', or an FUI.
>3. Last but not least - I own some lists and I tried to add a pw to them
> (initially created without) by changing the PW=XXXXXXXX at the list
> header I GoT to PW=my_password;
The PW=xxxx on the PUT command is the password to validate the PUT
command which, in your case, isn't checked because the list has no
password. To change the list password, you have to put the 'PW=xxx' in
the list header itself, among the other keywords. 'NEWPW=' on the PUT
command should indeed give you an error.
Eric
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