On Tue, 6 Apr 1999, Comrade wrote:
> I've just joined the list...
>
> Can anyone answer my questions?
>
> First. Am I on the right list? I'm having problems with a majordomo program.
This list seems to center on installation and configuration of the
majordomo server itself. there is another list
list-managers@greatcircle.com, which is aimed more at list management
issues.
> I recently took over a majordomo account for a local non-profit radio
> station. The old list manager was overstepping his boundries with the
> adminstration of the list.
>
> I have control of the list now but he's still getting the bouced messages
> and the administration messages. How do I set it up so I have full
> adminstration of the list?
This isn't clear to me whether you have access to the server running
majordomo, or you simply have the admin password to a specific list. In
order to change the destination of the listname-owner alias, you'll need
root priviledges on the server running majordomo. On my linux system
running sendmail, they're defined in /etc/aliases. After editing that
file, I run `newaliases` to get sendmail to re-build its index and
recognize the changes.
Whether you are a list-owner or a majordomo-owner, I would suggest
downloading a copy of the majordomo distribution and familiarizing
yourself with it. the doc directory contains list-owner-info which will
answer many questions about capabilities and configuration. If you also
need to manage majordomo itself, I would suggest reading the INSTALL and
NEWLIST documents. Also get the latest FAQ, which is _not_ the version in
the majordomo 1.94.4 distribution, but is much more frequently updated at
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/~barr/majordomo-faq.html
>
> Thanks to anyone who can help me!
>
> C. P. Odekirk
> KOOP Radio 91.7 fm
> Austin, Texas
>
What's a little texas public radio station doing on a Toronto-based
network? You're a long way from home, Pardner!
--
Rick Green
Please note my new address: <rtg@mich.com>
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