Hi all...
The only way I could get it to work properly was like this:
# noadvertise [regexp_array] (undef) <majordomo>
# If the requestor name matches one of these regexps, then the list
# will not be listed in the output of a lists command.
# Noadvertise overrides advertise.
noadvertise = << END
/./
END
I dunno if thats how its supposed to be, but it seems to work...
-Brian
On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, Renee wrote:
// Hello,
//
//
// I have tried to do this as well, using the same command, but I don't know
// if I'm entering it correctly? Is this correct?
//
//
// # noadvertise [regexp_array] (undef) <majordomo>
// # If the requestor name matches one of these regexps, then the list
// # will not be listed in the output of a lists command. Noadvertise
// # overrides advertise.
// noadvertise = /./ << END
//
//
// END
//
// renee
// At 2/23/99 11:21 AM -0600, Jason L Tibbitts III wrote:
// >>>>>> "MP" == Max Pyziur <pyz@panix.com> writes:
// >
// >MP> One which has me a bit stumped is the 'advertise' option. What do I
// >MP> have to do so that the presence of a list is known to no one?
// >
// >Put /./ (three characters, slash dot slash) in noadvertise. Note that list
// >members will still see the list.
// >
// >MP> It does work if I put one email address in. However, if I use a
// >MP> wildcard (*) or some combination (*\@*) it doesn't have any effect.
// >
// >Majordomo1 uses Perl regular expressions here, not DOS-style wildcards.
// >(You need Majordomo2 for that.)
// >
// > - J<
// >
//
//
-
Best regards,
Brian
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