Try something like this:
bin/remove_members -f /path/to/file --fromall -n -NThat will remove members listed in the "/path/to/file" from "all lists" without sending user or admin acknowledgements.
Hint1: Backup your lists. Hint2: Don't put your text file inside your /bin directory. You can have it located anywhere on your server, e.g., /home/www/subsfile.txt
--Catherine
At 10:22 PM 7/26/2006, Eric Oye wrote:
Thanks for the help, i had try the remove command you provide. It do help for removing members from list to list. But wat if i have lots of list in my server. Is impossible for me to remove the members by entering the list name one by one.
bin/remove_members -f /path/to/textfile -n -N listname
THis command sure can delete member by retreive the email address from the text file. But it just can delete by entering one list name at a time. I had try to put all the email address in a text file name membersname.txt while enter all the list i have in a text file name listname.txt. Below is the command i came out with, but it doesn't work.
bin/remove_members -f bin/membersname.txt -n -N -f bin/listname.txt
Does anyone have the solution to solve my problem. I wan to delete members that i enter in a text file and need the server to search for the correct list to delete them but not manually find the list to delete members. Thanks fort the support.
Eric