These are some handy commands for managing ezmlm on the command line. They add features that are not provided out of the box. The repository includes modified German locale files that correctly apply header encoding.
cp jl-ezmlm.conf.example ~/.jl-ezmlm.conf
Copy the configuration file to your home directory. This is where it is expected by the scripts. Configure your ezmlm root directory, if it is not ~/ezmlm. Add the executable files in the directory to your PATH, e.g.:
cd ~/bin
ln -s ../ezmlm-tools/jl-ezmlm-* .
With the standard ezmlm German locale files, /etc/ezmlm/de, German umlauts will not be displayed correctly, since the wrong encoding is applied to the German header files.
The files in lang-de in this repository use correctly encoded versions for all subject lines. You should use them to avoid non-displayable characters in your emails:
ezmlm-make -+ -C ~/ezmlm-tools/lang-de ~/ezmlm/awesomelist
jl-ezmlm-lists
jl-ezmlm-lists
Shows a list of all available ezmlm lists.
jl-ezmlm-subscribe
jl-ezmlm-subscribe LIST RECIPIENT1 ...
This command will send a subscription invitation to each supplied e-mail address. Unlike ezmlm-sub however, it will not directly add the recipients. This ensures the confirmed opt-in policy is not violated.
Sent invites will be stored in invites-LIST.txt for future reference (see jl-ezmlm-pending).
jl-ezmlm-pending
jl-ezmlm-pending LIST
This command will list all e-mail addresses that have been invited, but are not yet list members (due to a pending opt-in confirmation or a pending moderator confirmation).
Copyright 2017 Johannes Lauinger
Licensed under the MIT License
Developed primarily for use with accounts from the fine folks at Uberspace.