Command: mflags

  Format: mflags <address> [no]flag [...]

Sets or clears member flags for the named subscriber(s) on the selected list.
A flag can be named alone (which enables the corresponding option) or preceded
by "no" (which disables the option).  More than one flag may be named in
a single use of this command.

Wildcards may be used in the <address> to indicate that all subscribers
matching the specified pattern should be affected by the command.  In
verbose mode, listmanager will report the number of subscribers affected.

For example, to turn on the "ack" flag for foo@bar.com, use:

    mflags foo@bar.com ack

To turn on "metoo" and turn off "ack" for all subscribers, use:

    mflags * metoo noack

The "digest" member flag is a special case.  When it is turned off, listmanager
will send that list's current contents to the subscriber in question, so that
she/he doesn't miss any list traffic.  Note that this only applies to
"mflags" when a specific address is given.  Using "mflags * nodigest"
results in no such action, and you should issue "senddigest" prior to doing
so to make sure that the digest contents get out to everyone.

The list files are not updated if this command is issued at the command line
interface when "fast" mode is enabled, until the "update" command is 
explicitly issued.

This command is only available to list owners.

See also: Member-Flags fast flags members select