Thanks, add_members is what i will be using for the moment. Waiting for version 3.0 as I assume the REST api will allow this?
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On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 8:36 PM, Adam McGreggor <adam-mailman@amyl.org.uk> wrote:
On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 11:04:11AM +0545, Bibek Shrestha wrote:
We're programmatically generating mailing lists list1@example.com list2@example.com
We've also creating new email addresses user1@domain.com, user2@domain.com
How is it possible to subscribe user1@domain.com to list1@example.com
Currently, i'm looking into send commands to list1-request@example.com with subscribe password nodigest address=user1@domain.com
This however sends back a confirmation request, how can i subscribe only the autogenerated user1@domain.com without confirmation?
add_members.
Or script something that takes advantage of the common parts (in your example, the numeral), to create the list, and handle the subscription:
== untested == #!/bin/sh set -e passwd=
apg -n1newlist list${1} listadmin@example.com ${passwd} cat "user${1}@domain.com" > subscr add_members -r subscr list${1} rm subscras something quick and dirty. The assumptions are that urlhost and emailhost settings will be fine, otherwise, specify them, with their respective options.
Create that as a script, and run it with the common variable (e.g. 1) as its only arguement.
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