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configset  GLOBAL  default_language = [VALUE]
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configset listname default_language = [VALUE]
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Default Value : en
Data Type     : string
Category      : reply
Password Notes: Set with global password. 
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EXAMPLE:
configset GLOBAL default_language = en


The default_language setting is a comma-separated list of language
abbreviations.  At present, only "en" for English is supported.

When error, format, or reply files are displayed, Majordomo will
look through a series of directories until it finds the appropriate
file.  By default, four locations are searched:
  1. The file space of your mailing list
  2. The "en" subdirectory of the file space of the DEFAULT pseudo-list
  3. The file space of the DEFAULT pseudo-list
  4. The "en" subdirectory of the "SITE" file space.

Changing this setting will change the order of the locations that are
searched.  For example, if this setting had the following value:

  de,en

the following locations would be searched instead:
  1. The file space of your mailing list
  2. The "de" subdirectory of the file space of the DEFAULT pseudo-list
  3. The "en" subdirectory of the file space of the DEFAULT pseudo-list
  4. The file space of the DEFAULT pseudo-list
  5. The "de" subdirectory of the "SITE" file space.
  6. The "en" subdirectory of the "SITE" file space.


See Also:
   help admin_documents (an introduction to file spaces)
   help error_files
   help format_files
   help get
   help index
   help put
   help reply_files
   help variables

This is the "configset_default_language" 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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