At 16:47 -0800 2007-12-10, James E. Blair wrote:
>Greg Merritt made this suggestion which may be of help:
>
>> Looks like we can get the whole roster with real names all in one
> > big list by e-mailing a "who" command to the list.
To expand slightly on that, that may refer to sending a message to:
listname-request_at_lists.berkeley.edu
(where "listname" is the name of the mailing list)
In that message, you'd put the command "who" (without the quotes)
into *either* the subject line or body of the message.
If you've protected the subscription list by restricting who can
view it (via Manage Your Mailing Lists -> (listname) ->
Administration, "Private Roster" setting, in CalMail's web-based
interface to Mailman, you'll need instead to put the command:
who listpassword
into either the subject line or body, where "listpassword" is the
password for that list.
Aron Roberts
Information Services and Technology
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