The email message is then sent to a special email address, listname -request . Many of DList's commands have synonym command names available. For example, instead of sending the command join the user could just send the command subscribe or even sub . Users may find it useful to use a synonym if they are using the command on other lists of which they are members. The command ' approve xxxx' should be given in the first line of a message, to signify to DList that the command that follows has come from a moderator.
Moderators can subscribe other people by specifying 'approve xxxx' where 'xxxx' is the password.
Unsubscribe is also detected in messages sent to the list itself as this is a common mistake users will make. The User can put in as many 'file-name' parameters as needed in order to obtain all the files required. Wildcards can be used in the filename. approve xxxxx For moderated lists, if a message contains on its first line approve 'xxxxx' then the item will be accepted as if it came from the moderator. If the user is set to 'digest true' then they will recieve all the day's messages at the end of the day in one mime message instead of as they arrive. When holiday is set true you will recieve no messages.