CMDPIPE_HOSTNAMEThis configuration variable defines the default host name used by the LCMD interface. CMDPIPE_HOSTNAME=EXAMPLE.COM This variable allows you to specify the host name used when you communicate with LISTSERV via the LCMD interface. For instance, your LISTSERV host may be named LISTSERV.MYCORP.COM, in which case LCMD will identify you to LISTSERV as userid@LISTSERV.MYCORP.COM. This is fine as long as you have added this address to the POSTMASTER variable, but privileged commands will probably fail if you haven't (for instance, you may be listed as userid@MYCORP.COM instead, which works fine via mail). In order to simplify the issue and not have to code extra userids into the POSTMASTER variable just to be able to use LCMD, you can simply set CMDPIPE_HOSTNAME=MYCORP.COM and LCMD will issue commands from userid@MYCORP.COM insead of the default. This setting is particularly useful for large list providers such as L-Soft itself, where there are many different nodes all operated by the same small group of people, and it would otherwise be difficult to keep track of personnel changes across the "farm" of machines. The default value is the DNS A name of the LISTSERV host. LISTSERV® is L-Soft's email list management software, originally developed by Eric Thomas in 1986. Visit the LISTSERV® Resource Center for more complete documentation. LISTSERV® is a registered trademark. The trademark identifies LISTSERV® as a brand of email list management software developed by L-Soft. |
