Mail of subscribe to mailing list with multiple users

Hi,
I´m new with Maiman.
I need make mail of subscription with multiple users,
Is possible make a mail with name-request@sudominio.com with several lines of subscribe [contraseña] [digest|nodigest] [address=] command
if is yes, I need a example,
if is not possible, as can be done?
thanks,
Sorry for my inglish
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peibel80 wrote:
This question is more appropriate for mailman-users@python.org <http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users>, but...
The email subscribe interface is designed for users to request their own subscription, but it does allow alternate address specification, so it will accommodate what you want.
You could send an email to name-request@sudominio.com with multiple subscribe commands such as the following. You can put the first subscribe caoomand in the Subject: and the rest in the body, or you can put them all in the body with no Subject: or an innocuous subject that doesn't say "subscribe"
example commands:
subscribe xyz01qwe digest address=user1@example.com subscribe address=user2@example.com subscribe nodigest
The first requests subscription for user1@example.com in digest mode with list password xyz01qwe
The second requests subscription for user2@example.com with mode determined by the list's digest_is_default setting and a randomly generated list password
The third requests subscription for the sender of the email in non-digest mode with a randomly generated list password
There are other possibilities. Note that the only way to specify a 'real name' is to not specify the address= option which will then take the name and address from the From: header of the request.
Also, note that these are not 'administrative' subscribes; they are user requests and as such are subject to confirmation/approval as determined by the list's subscribe_policy.
-- Mark Sapiro <mark@msapiro.net> The highway is for gamblers, San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan

peibel80 wrote:
This question is more appropriate for mailman-users@python.org <http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users>, but...
The email subscribe interface is designed for users to request their own subscription, but it does allow alternate address specification, so it will accommodate what you want.
You could send an email to name-request@sudominio.com with multiple subscribe commands such as the following. You can put the first subscribe caoomand in the Subject: and the rest in the body, or you can put them all in the body with no Subject: or an innocuous subject that doesn't say "subscribe"
example commands:
subscribe xyz01qwe digest address=user1@example.com subscribe address=user2@example.com subscribe nodigest
The first requests subscription for user1@example.com in digest mode with list password xyz01qwe
The second requests subscription for user2@example.com with mode determined by the list's digest_is_default setting and a randomly generated list password
The third requests subscription for the sender of the email in non-digest mode with a randomly generated list password
There are other possibilities. Note that the only way to specify a 'real name' is to not specify the address= option which will then take the name and address from the From: header of the request.
Also, note that these are not 'administrative' subscribes; they are user requests and as such are subject to confirmation/approval as determined by the list's subscribe_policy.
-- Mark Sapiro <mark@msapiro.net> The highway is for gamblers, San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan
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