Command: memberdata Format: memberdata
= [...] The "memberdata" command allows a system administrator to adjust synchronization information stored about a subscriber of the selected list, which is normally maintained only by listmanager and isn't accessible from other commands, such as the date/time a member subscribed to the list. This is intended only for use with the results of the "config" command during list rebuilds. The valid / pairs are as follows: Parameter Value subscribed time; the date/time when this person subscribed lastsub time; the date/time of this subscriber's last submission to the list renewed time; the date/time of this subscriber's last subscription renewal lastbounce time; the date/time of the last time mail to this subscriber bounced lastrmsg time; the date/time of the last renewal notice that went out to this subscriber renewcnt number; the number of renewal notices that have been sent (reset to 0 when a renewal succeeds) source string; a description of the source of the subscription, if applicable (e.g. address of the owner who used "add" to add the subscriber) srccode letter; a one-letter representation of how the subscriber got there (e.g. "a" for added, "s" for subscribed, etc.) subcount number; the number of submissions this subscriber has ever sent to the list bouncecount number; the number of times mail to this subscriber has bounced A "time" is expressed as the number of seconds since the UNIX epoch, January 1, 1970 00:00:00 UTC. A value of "0" generally implies "never", or that the date/time was never recorded. The special keyword "now" implies the current date/time. Example: memberdata mskucher@ares.tor.hookup.net subscribed=0 lastsub=849200348 memberdata renewed=0 lastrmsg=0 renewcnt=0 This command is only available to system administrators via the UNIX command line interface. See also: config listdata select