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NAME

bandito - a tool for stealing mailman configurations

USAGE

    bandito [opts] <path to a mailman list config db>

ALTERNATIVE CONFIG FILE

By default bandito will use the config file specified in Siesta::Config. However by doing

    % bandito -f <path to some file> <path to a mailman list config db>

an alternative can be used instead.

ALTERNATIVE ARCHIVE IMPORT

If you're migrating from a none standard Mailman config and the old archive is not in the location that the config thinks it is then you can do this :

    % bandito -a <full path to old archive> <path to a mailman list config db>

to specify an alternative archive.

DESCRIPTION

Bandito is a tool for stealing configurations from mailing list managers and importing them into Siesta. At the moment it only does Mailman but will eventually also do Ezmlm and Majordomo and anything else people want.

It handles most thing - including moving your old archives across and setting up the list footers. However it won't be able to handle things like digest members until Siesta gets digests.

See the TODO section below.

TODO

digest members
welcome/farewell messages
max message size
bouncing

COPYRIGHT

(c)opyright 2003 - the siesta dev team

SEE ALSO

Siesta, Siesta::UserGuide, nacho