02-06-2010
@Neo:
Oh yes, I can only confirm what you are stating :-) "One persons service is another persons application".
Thanks, Andre.
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mlmmj-unsub(1) General Commands Manual mlmmj-unsub(1)
NAME
mlmmj-unsub - manual page for mlmmj-unsub
SYNOPSIS
mlmmj-sub -L /path/to/list -a john@doe.org [-c | -C] [-h] [-d | -n] [-V]
-a: Email address to unsubscribe
-c: Send goodbye mail
-C: Request mail confirmation
-d: Unsubscribe from the digest version of the list
-h: This help
-L: Full path to list directory
-n: Unsubscribe from the nomail version of the list
-s: Don't send a mail to the address if not subscribed
-U: Don't switch to the user id of the listdir owner
-V: Print version
DESCRIPTION
This utility is used to unsubscribe people from the specified mailinglist. It will remove the specified email address from every file in
the <listdir>/subscribers.d/ directory.
Unless the -U switch is used it will switch its user id to the user id owning the list directory. This is done to make sure that new files
created are having correct permissions.
Normally a mail is sent to the person being unsubscribed if the address is not subscribed to the list. If the -s switch is used such a mail
will not be sent.
When neither -c nor -C are specified, unsubscription silently happens.
SEE ALSO
mlmmj-sub(1)
AUTHORS
This manual page was written by the following persons:
Soren Boll Overgaard <boll@debian.org> (based on html2man output)
Mads Martin Jorgensen <mmj@mmj.dk>
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