>
>I have the same problem. The only thing I've come up with so far is to
>change to "who_access = closed"
>
>This disables "who" completely meaning you can't get it either. I work
>around that by getting a list first. Then I keep track of who subscribes
>and unsubscribes. Periodically, I retrieve the config, change to
>"who_access = list", retrieve a new list and change it back. It's a little
>awkward, but it works.
>
Hmmm. Is that a line that *should* be in the config file for an
individual list? Because it wasn't in mine. Can I just *add* it? (Yes
I back up my old configs before making changes like that)
On your problem with getting the who, why not store TWO copies of your
config file ready to send. Use your subject line for distinguishing
whether who_access is list or closed. It just takes a second to send
the list email out to modify, send a second message to who your list
and then close it again.
(I have to do this with moderate = yes and no since approval won't
work with my provider's set-up.)
Sharon
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