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4.31. How do I remove a list via the web or command line?
To delete a list via the web interface you must set the variable OWNERS_CAN_DELETE_THEIR_OWN_LISTS to yes in the mm_cfg.py file. It is no by default. See Defaults.py for more info on what the variable does.
If you tried to remove a list via the web interface and were told "You're being a sneaky list owner!" you have the variable set to No.
See the python source file in your mailman source tree under ./Mailman/Cgi/rmlist.py to better understand this whole process.
To remove a list via the command line, use Mailman's bin/rmlist tool. See
bin/rmlist --help
Or you can simply remove the lists/<listname> directory and if desired, the archives/private/<listname>* directories and archives/public/<listname>* symlinks if any.
Last changed on Wed Jul 11 16:49:11 2007 by Mark Sapiro
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This is one of many Frequently Asked Questions.