Mail::Toaster::Ezmlm - a batch processing tool for ezmlm mailing lists

     ezmlm.cgi -a [ add | remove | list ]

     -a   action  - add, remove, list
     -d   dir     - ezmlm list directory
     -f   file    - file containing list of email addresses
     -v   verbose - print debugging options

Ezmlm.cgi is a command line and CGI application that allows a domain administrator (ie, postmaster@example.com) to add, remove, and list batches of email addresses. You can use this utility to subscribe lists of email addresses, delete a list of addresses, or simply retrieve a list of subscribers.

 some functions depend on Mail::Ezmlm;
 authentication depends on "vpopmail" (a perl extension)

If you need to run ezmlm.cgi suid, which is likely the case, then hacks to Mail::Ezmlm are required for the "list" function to work in taint mode. Also, for a perl script to run suid, you must have suidperl installed. Another (better) approach is to use Apache suexec instead of suidperl.

new

Creates a new Mail::Toaster::Ezmlm object.

   use Mail::Toaster::Ezmlm;
   my $ez = Mail::Toaster::Ezmlm;

authenticate

Authenticates a HTTP user against vpopmail to verify the user has permission to do what they're asking.

dir_check

Check a directory and see if it's a directory and readable.

    $ezmlm->dir_check(dir=>$dir);

return 0 if not, return 1 if OK.

lists_get

Get a list of Ezmlm lists for a given mail directory. This is designed to work with vpopmail where all the list for example.com are in ~vpopmail/domains.

    $ezmlm->lists_get("example.com");

logo

Put the logo on the HTML page. Sets the URL from $conf.

    $ezmlm->logo(conf=>$conf);

$conf is values from toaster.conf.

 Example: 
    $ezmlm->logo(
        web_logo_url => 'http://www.tnpi.net/images/head.jpg',
        web_log_alt  => 'tnpi.net logo',
    );

process_cgi

Accepts input from HTTP requests, presents a HTML request form, and triggers actions based on input.

   $ez->process_cgi();

process_shell

Get input from the command line options and proceed accordingly.

subs_add

Subcribe a user (or list of users) to a mailing list.

   $ezmlm->subs_add(
       list      => $list_name, 
       list_dir  => $list_dir, 
       requested => $address_list
    );

subs_list

Print out a list of subscribers to an Ezmlm mailing list.

    $ezmlm->subs_list(list=>$list, dir=>$list_dir);

Matt Simerson (matt@tnpi.net)

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The following are all man/perldoc pages:

 Mail::Toaster 
 Mail::Toaster::Conf
 toaster.conf
 toaster-watcher.conf

 http://mail-toaster.org/

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