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You  can subscribe or unsubscribe to any of the various mailing lists
run by this server simply by sending email to <listserv@myhost.my.domain>.

These are the commands understood by the listserv program. See below for a
descrition about templates.

HELP
       lists this file.  This is also sent whenever a message to
       listserv is received from which no valid command could be
       parsed.

QUIT
STOP
       is the last command in a message. The rest of the message will
       be ignored.

USERS LIST/A
WHO LIST/A
       lists the subscribers of the specified group.

INDEX
       lists all the groups available for subscription.

WHICH
       list all groups you are subscriped to

ADD LIST/A,NAME/K,ADDR/K
SUBSCRIBE LIST/A,NAME/K,ADDR/K
DELETE LIST/A,NAME/K,ADDR/K
UNSUBSCRIBE LIST/A,NAME/K,ADDR/K

       adds or deletes the given address to or from the list
       specified.  Mail is sent to the address given to confirm
       the add or delete operation.  If you omit the address
       or name the command will assume the mailbox that is in the
       From: line of the message.  Note that SUBSCRIBE is a
       synonym for ADD; UNSUBSCRIBE for DELETE.

INFO LIST/A
DESC LIST/A
DESCRITION LIST/A
       sends a (short) description for the appropriate mailing list.

A  command must be the first word on each line in the message.  Lines which
do not start with a command word are ignored.  If no commands were found in
the  entire message, this help file will be returned to the user.  A single
message may contain multiple commands; a separate response will be sent for
each.

Please   note  that  it  IS  possible  to  add  or  delete  someone  else's
subscription  to  a  mailing  list.   This  facility  is  provided  so that
subscribers  may  alter  their  own  subscriptions  from a new or different
computer  account.   There  is  therefore some potential for abuse; we have
chosen to limit this by mailing a confirmation notification of any addition
or deletion to the address added or deleted including a copy of the message
which requested the operation.  At least you can find out who's doing it to
you.

Examples:

       ADD niftylist

       DELETE junkylist NAME "Joe User" ADDR "joe@uunet.uu.net"

       INFO eggbeaters

About templates:
  The commands arguments are parsed using standard Amiga commandline
  parsing. For those not common with this, here's a short
  description:

  Each argument template has an speaking name and (optional)
  switches. The meaning of the switches are:
     /A  this argument must be given
     /K  pass the arguments name in front of the argument itself (see
         example DELETE above)

  Arguments containing spaces must be enclosed in double-quotes.


Note  that you mail submissions to a mailing list by addressing mail to the
list's  name  at  this site (e.g., niftylist@myhost.my.domain).
If you have any  questions  or  need assistance, you can send email to
<postmaster@myhost.my.domain> for a human answer.

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