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!/bin/sh youth-bounces@wymdonline.org mailing list echo " " >/tmp/build_list touch /tmp/build_list # Dump out all lists names that contain the word "saas" (case insensitive) # - BUT, DO NOT include the "_all" list, since that is the list that we # - are re-creating with this script!!! # LISTS="`~mailman/bin/list_lists |grep -i saas | \ grep -vi _all| awk '{ print $1 }'`" for i in "$LISTS" do # dump all user addresses from all saas lists to the file... ~mailman/bin/list_members $i >>/tmp/build_list done # Sort the list and remove duplicate entries # cat /tmp/parent_list |sort -u >/tmp/process_list ### the above step is really unnecessary as "sync_members" already ### does this automatically - still I like a clean orderly list... # Feed the list of all saas users into the "_all" list # - Note: You should turn off welcome messages for this list. # - "saas-all" is the actual name of the mailman list # ~mailman/bin/sync_members -f /tmp/process_list saas_all >/dev/null # Clean up the mess... rm /tmp/build_list rm /tmp/process_list # Have cron run this script hourly and the "saas_all" list # will be updated automatically every hour. # ==EOF==