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configset listname administrivia = [VALUE]
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Default Value : yes
Data Type     : bool, choose from: 0 n no, 1 y yes
Category      : moderate
Password Notes: Visible only with password. 
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EXAMPLE:
configset listname administrivia = no

If the administrivia setting is set to "yes", posted messages which
match the patterns in the admin_body and admin_headers settings
will be sent to the moderators for review.  These two settings
are used to keep commands, such as "remove" or "unsubscribe", from
being posted to a mailing list.

If the administrivia setting is set to "no", the admin_body and
admin_headers settings will have no effect.

It might be helpful to turn this setting off if words, like
"unsubscribe," that are also Majordomo commands are often used in the
discussion.

When a message is posted to a mailing list, the message is checked using
the patterns in the list's admin_body and admin_headers settings. The
message is also checked using the patterns in the GLOBAL admin_body and
admin_headers settings.  By default, only the first 10 lines of the 
message body are checked.


See Also:
   help admin_moderate
   help configset_admin_body
   help configset_admin_headers
   help configset_taboo_body
   help configset_taboo_headers

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

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