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Re: [cobalt-users] Raq3: Adding footer to mailinglists
- Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] Raq3: Adding footer to mailinglists
- From: Alfredo <alfredo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon Oct 30 21:53:04 2000
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
From: "NetHut: Support" <support@xxxxxxxxx>
Does anyone know if, and how, one can add footers to posts on the majordomo
mailinglists on the Raq3?
Sure. But you have to do it through Telnet.
Log in as root and do
cd /usr/local/majordomo
If you do
ls -l
You'll see that all your web sites have directories in there (for
future majordomo activity).
Just cd to the directory of the site where your list is and then to
the sub-directory that says "lists".
Summing up, if you list is a www.per.com, you could cd to
cd /usr/local/majordomo/www.per.com/lists
There's you'll see your list's configuration file. For a list called
"perlist", it would be perlist.config. Open that in some Unix text
editor (vi, pico, etc.) and you just scroll down the configuration to
the line that says
message_footer
Now, what you'll see there is
message_footer << END
END
You put your footer material BETWEEN the END words (they are there to
tell Majordomo that this is text to be included) with no blank lines
in between text lines. Like this.
message_footer << END
Here's our footer
END
You can include a carriage return or black line between the end of
your text and the LAST ("closing") END. BUT no other blank lines
anywhere. If you need to have a blank line show up in your footer
text, just type one dash:
-
and it will make a blank line. Majordomo stops returning the text the
moment it sees an actual blank line.
By the way, this stuff is very well covered on the Majordomo faq and
documentation materials so you might want to check there for better
and fuller instructions. Best place to start is at their site:
www.greatcircle.com/majordomo/
Hope this helps though.
Alfredo
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