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NOTE: 'configdefault' is the same as 'configdef',
Text below is from "help configdef":

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configdef listname settings
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listname, required, is an email list at this site
settings, required, is one or more comma-separates 
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The configdef command resets one or more configuration settings to
their default values.  Multiple settings can be reset by separating them
with commas or spaces.  In addition, a here document can be used to
list the settings.  In the following two examples, the access_rules
and moderate settings will be reset. 

  Example:
configdef LISTNAME access_rules,moderate

  Example:
configdef LISTNAME <<ABCD
access_rules
moderate
ABCD

A valid mailing list name should be substituted for LISTNAME in each
example.  Please see "help here_document" for an introduction to writing
multi-line command using here documents.

For each mailing list, Majordomo keeps a table which lists all of the
values that have been changed explicitly using the configset command.
The configdef command removes one or more entries from that table, which
causes the setting to be assigned a default value.  Consequently, using
the configdef command is not the same as using the configset command to
change a setting to the current default value.  

If a setting is reset with the configdef command, its value will change
if the default value of the setting changes.  To learn how the default
values are determined, see the "Configuration templates and default
values" section of the "help admin_config" document.

The configdef command requires the use of an administrative password.
Please see "help admin_passwords" for more details.

To see a complete list of configuration settings, use the "help topics"
command.

See Also:
   help admin_config
   help admin_domain  (for an explanation of default configuration values)
   help admin_passwords
   help configedit (to set the variable to a non-default value)
   help configset  (to set the variable to a non-default value)
   help configshow (to display the variable's current value)

This is the "configdefault" help document for 
Majordomo 2, version 0.1201103110.

For a list of all help documents, send the following command:
   help topics
in the body of a message to majordomo@openbsd.org.

For assistance, please contact the openbsd.org administrators.

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