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1. www.lsoft.com › manuals › 17LISTSERV Command Reference for LISTSERV 17.0

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   Oct 20, 2021 · Last updated 20 Oct 2021. Overview. Section 1 General Commands. Section 2 List Owner and File Owner Commands. Section 3 LISTSERV Maintainer Commands. Section 4 More Advanced Commands. Section 5 Sending Commands to LISTSERV. Section 6 Defining Personal Passwords.

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     Contents - LISTSERV Command Reference for LISTSERV 17.0

   • Overview

     Continuation cards (see the Advanced Topics Manual for...

   • Section 2 List Owner and File Owner Commands

     Section 2 List Owner and File Owner Commands. 2.1 File...

   • Section 4 More Advanced Commands

     Section 4 More Advanced Commands - LISTSERV Command...

   • Section 5 Sending Commands to LISTSERV

     You will see numerous references to “sending commands to...

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     Commands alphabetically - LISTSERV Command Reference for...

   • 1.1 List subscription commands

     This command can also be used to change one's "full_name"...

   • 1.2 Other list-related commands

     At the non-privileged level, this command will show all...

   • 1.3 Informational commands

     Graduated (LISTSERV Classic) license point information. This...

   • 1.4 File-server and web function commands

     Examples: GET MYFILE TEXT GET MYFILE TEXT MYLIST-L....

2. www.lsoft.com › manuals › 16LISTSERV Commands - L-Soft

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   Appendix A: LISTSERV Commands. T his section is divided into five parts. The first three correspond to those commands available for use by the general user, list owners and file owners, and the LISTSERV maintainer. The last two describe how to send commands to LISTSERV and how to register LISTSERV passwords.

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   How does listserv work?

   • Once installed, LISTSERV is actually fairly simple: it sends out electronic mail to e-mail addresses on a mailing list. The mailing list can be altered by the general public or by a specific set of users who have the power to add and delete names.

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   How do I send a listserv command?

   • All LISTSERV commands are sent to the server either by email or via the web administration interface. For mailed commands, this means that you must create a new mail message using whatever command this requires for your mail client (click on "New message" or its equivalent for most mail clients) addressed to the LISTSERV address.

   LISTSERV Commands - L-Soft

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   Can a public user run a listserv command?

   • Public users are able to run only a limited set of commands on a LISTSERV server by sending e-mail to the server. One of the bad things about LISTSERV is that these commands tend to the obscure, and users usually need to jump through a few hoops in order to implement them.

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   How do I order a file from listserv?

   • Order the specified file or package from LISTSERV. The single option is for VM servers only and is: Typically the filelist name or catalog name is the same as the name of the list to which the files belong. A password (PW=xxxxx at the end of the command) is required to retrieve any file that does not have a GET FAC of ALL.

   LISTSERV Commands - L-Soft

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4. www.lsoft.com › manuals › 172.2 List Management Commands - LISTSERV Command Reference for ...

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   The first syntax is used to add an individual user to one of your lists, or update his name field. Note that you can substitute an asterisk (“*”) for full_name and LISTSERV will substitute “<No name available>” in the list.

5. www.listserv.net › manuals › 17Overview - LISTSERV Command Reference for LISTSERV 17.0

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   The fourth section describes commands that could be used by more advanced users, or by users writing third-party scripts to interface with LISTSERV. The last two sections describe how to send commands to LISTSERV, and how to register LISTSERV passwords.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › LISTSERVLISTSERV - Wikipedia

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   The term Listserv (styled by the registered trademark licensee, L-Soft International, Inc., as LISTSERV) has been used to refer to electronic mailing list software applications in general, but is more properly [3] applied to a few early instances of such software, which allows a sender to send one email to a list, which then transparently sends ...

7. system.suny.edu › faqs › LISTSERV-ReferenceLISTSERV(R) System Reference Library, release 1.8d

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   LISTSERV(R) System Reference Library, release 1.8d. -------------------------------------------------- Copyright L-Soft international, 1986-1998. Last update: 19 Aug 1998. ************************************************************ * * * LISTSERV command reference cards: *-> LISTSERV REFCARD: General user commands *

8. www.serverwatch.com › guides › listserv-the-mostLISTSERV — the most popular mailing-list management software ...

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   Jul 7, 1998 · Once installed, LISTSERV is actually fairly simple: it sends out electronic mail to e-mail addresses on a mailing list. The mailing list can be altered by the general public or by a specific set of users who have the power to add and delete names.