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<font size=3>At 10:24 AM 9/6/00 -0700, Gregory Leblanc wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite cite>I just went to see if there was anybody on the
lists on my server (it's just<br>
gone into production with 2.0beta5 recently), and I'm a bit
confused. I ran<br>
list_lists, to see the lists, and then ran list_members. Here's
what I got:<br>
<br>
[root@list bin]# ./list_lists <br>
3 matching mailing lists found:<br>
Eng223 - British Literature II<br>
Eng315 - The World Novel<br>
Greg - [no description available]<br>
[root@list bin]# ./list_members Eng223<br>
No such list "Eng223"<br>
<br>
[root@list bin]# <br>
<br>
Huh? Does it do that because there are no members for the list, or
what?</blockquote><br>
No, it's a user interface issue. list_lists is displaying the
published name of the list;<br>
Eng223's internal list name is eng223; Eng223 is just the
"pretty" name, which can be<br>
set on the admin page.<br>
<br>
list_members, however, expects the internal name of the list. There
is no "Eng223" directory<br>
with a marshalled database. However, if you'd done a list_members
eng223, you'd either get<br>
a list of subscribers, or just a blank line showing there were
none.<br>
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