[Mailman-Users] find member command
Barry A. Warsaw
bwarsaw at cnri.reston.va.us
Thu Dec 2 06:04:03 CET 1999
>>>>> "KW" == Kory Wheatley <wheakory at isu.edu> writes:
KW> Also how do you use the regular expressions for the
KW> find_member. I have tried using this program with mailman 1.0
KW> and it dont find anything. Here's some example how I have
KW> tried to use it.
| find_members -x wheakory
| find_members -x [a-z]
| find_members -x /\S/ or [\S]
Yikes! These won't do what you want because -x expects an argument
(also, the script is called `find_member', singular). In the first
example, you're trying to exclude a list called `wheakory', which I
bet you don't have :). Try something like:
% find_member -l mylist wheakory
The regular expression argument is specifically a Python regex (which
should be close enough to Perl5 regexs for you Perlies :). For more
information do a `find_member -h'.
General note: -h on any of the bin scripts should print out usage
information.
-Barry
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