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Hey all,<br />
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Have a MacOSX server running mailman lists. However, I want to give a user mod rights - but since I added it through the Server Admin, it didn't give me the moderation password. <br />
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Does anyone know if I can reset this through terminal or something similar?<br />
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Thanks!
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Hey all,

Have a MacOSX server running mailman lists. However, I want to give a user mod rights - but since I added it through the Server Admin, it didn't give me the moderation password. 

Does anyone know if I can reset this through terminal or something similar?

Thanks!

Mac OSX server - mailman (reset mod password)

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