Lyris User's Guide
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The Lyris@ Server Address
Table of Contents
· Introduction
· Email Commands
· · E-mail Commands for Discussion List Members
· · E-mail Commands for Announcement List Members
· · How to send mail to your Lyris List Manager
· · Sending Email Commands to Lyris List Manager
· · · The Lyris@ Server Address
· · · · Prioritizing Your Message
· · · Listname-request@ commands
· · · Command-Listname and Listname-Command
· · · Command@ addresses
· · · Multiple Commands in a message
· · · How Invalid Commands are Handled
· · · How Lyris List Manager sends mail back to you
· · · The Line Continuation Character
· · Subscribing
· · Unsubscribe
· · Change Membership Settings
· · Determine Membership Settings
· · Mailing List Information
· · Search
· · Help Document
· · Get Documents
· · End
· · Administrator Commands
· Web Interface for Users
· Server Administrator
· Site Administrator
· List Administrator
· Other Topics
· Add-On Packages
· Installing and Upgrading
· Appendix
· Frequently Asked Questions

The Lyris@ Server Address

To send a command to Lyris List Manager, you can issue the commands in an email message to the lyris@ address on your server. Lyris List Manager will understand commands entered on the subject line and in the body of the message. Multiple commands can be issued each on separate line.

To determine the Lyris List Manager address for your Site, take the host name you created for that Site, and prepend "lyris@" to it. For example, if your Site's host name is minerva.acme.com, your Server address is lyris@minerva.acme.com.

With Lyris List Manager, you have the option of several different kinds of command syntaxes. Wherever possible, it was made to be compatible with the command syntaxes of other list manager programs, so that users can use the command they are familiar with, and are not required to learn something new.

Lyris List Manager will accept mail at the following addresses and understand the mail as list manager commands:

    lyris@hostname
    list@hostname
    lists@hostname
    listserver@hostname
    listname-request@hostname

The last format, listname-request@hostname deserves special attention.

In addition, you can define additional lyris@ addresses by using the Incoming Mail Rewrite feature to rewrite an address to be lyris@. For instance, you can specify that "mailing-lists@" be rewritten as "lyris@", and this would allow people to send Lyris List Manager commands to "mailing-lists@your.hostname.com".

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Prioritizing Your Message

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