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configset  GLOBAL  noarchive_body <<TAG
[VALUE LINES]
TAG
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configset listname noarchive_body <<TAG
[VALUE LINES]
TAG
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Default Value : no default
Data Type     : taboo_body
Category      : archive moderate
Password Notes: Visible only with password. 
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EXAMPLE:
configset GLOBAL noarchive_body << ENDTAG
/Do not archive/i 1,request
ENDTAG

If the body of a posted message matches one of these patterns, 
and the message is stored in the archive of the mailing list, the
archive command will only display the message if an administrative
password is used.

The "help patterns" document explains how to write Majordomo patterns.
In addition to pattern matching, the noarchive_body setting supports
special features, such as severity scores and customized access
variables.  The "help configset_admin_body" document explains how to use
these features. All syntax and information is identical, Just substitute
the string "noarchive_" wherever you see "admin_" in that help file.

See "help configset_access_rules" for how to send informative messages
when one of the noarchive_body lines matches.

The admin_body, admin_headers, noarchive_body, noarchive_headers,
taboo_body, and taboo_headers settings have a special characteristic.
When these six settings are applied to a message that has been posted to
a mailing list, the patterns in the GLOBAL settings are also used. 

See Also:
   help admin_moderate
   help configset_access_rules
   help configset_admin_body
   help configset_admin_headers
   help configset_block_headers (for how to block server commands)
   help configset_noarchive_headers
   help configset_taboo_body
   help configset_taboo_headers
   help patterns

This is the "configset_noarchive_body" 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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