# ezmlmglrc file to set up a global "majordomo"-like interface.
# You also need to create DIR/config.cf, for instance with ezmlm-glconf
#
# Usage: ezmlm-make -Cezmlmglrc [-5 owner] dir dot local host
#
# dir   - base directory
# dot   - qmail file. Usually, ~alias/.qmail-majordomo or such.
# local - local address, e.g. "majordomo"
# host  - host
#
# 
# These work just like for standard ezmlm-make
#
# directories
</+text/>
# links - the second for complete command addresses like
# majordomo-which-me=myhost, as well as for our own bounces
</:/ezdomo/>
</:-default/ezdomo/>
</ezdomo/>
|<#B#>/ezmlm-request -f ezdomo.cf '<#D#>'
# standard stuff
</inlocal/>
<#L#>
</outlocal/>
<#L#>
</outhost/>
<#H#>
# List owner mail
</:-owner/owner/>
</owner#5/>
&<#5#>
</owner#^5/>
<#D#>/Mailbox
</headerremove/>
return-path
return-receipt-to
content-length
# texts
</text/bottom/>

--- Administrative commands ---

Administrative functions of ezmlm mailing lists are done by
sending a message to the lists COMMAND address.

Please do not send the requests to the list address. If you do,
ezmlm will not see them and other subscribers will be annoyed.

To subscribe to any list "listname@hostname" send a message to:
   <listname-subscribe@hostname>

To get a complete list of commands for the same list, mail to:
   <listname-help@hostname>

--- Enclosed is a copy of the request I received.

</text/help/>
ezmlm mailing lists have an address for each command (see below).

I work at this address to make it easier for users used to other
mailing list managers to use ezmlm lists. I do this by reading the
first line of your message and doing my best to translate it into
a command message to the correct list. Usually, it is more efficient
for you to talk to the list directly.

In general, I accept and translate commands of the form:

command [listname] [username]

for instance:

subscribe listname

I also directly reply to:

lists [username]
which [username]

If username is omitted, your address will be used and the
reply will be sent to your address.

If listname does not contain a host name, I will look into my
list and try to add the correct host name. If I can't find it,
I will add the name of this computer. If listname contains a host
name, it must match a listname on my list. If not, I will
replace the host name with the name of this computer.

</text/top/>
Hi! This is the ezmlm program. I'm managing the
<#L#>@<#H#> address to guide
your request to the appropriate ezmlm mailing list.

</ezdomo/>
|<#B#>/ezmlm-request -f '<#D#>/config.cf' '<#D#>'
# that's all folks!