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= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = tokeninfo[-nosession] token tokeninfo-remind token tokeninfo-part[-clean] token part_number tokeninfo-part-delete token part_number tokeninfo-part-edit token part_number tokeninfo-part-replace token part_number <<ENDTAG [New Contents] ENDTAG - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -clean, if specified, will remove hazardous HTML tags -delete, if specified, will remove part of a posted message -edit, if specified, allows part of a posted message to be changed -nosession, if specified, prevents session info from being displayed -part, if specified, displays part of a posted message -remind, if specified, causes a reminder message to be mailed -replace, if specified, replaces part of a posted message with new content part_number, if specified, refers to a portion of a posted message token, required, is a 12-character id for a command that needs approval = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = The tokeninfo command gives information about a Majordomo command or posted message that is awaiting confirmation. Some Majordomo commands require confirmation from at least one person before they take place. These commands are considered "stalled" until the person accepts or reject the command. Whenever a command is stalled, majordomo creates a token identifier, or "token" for short, composed of 12 characters. The token consists of digits and capital letters separated into three groups of four characters, for example: 4AD2-07FC-8985 Each token acts as a password that authorizes someone to accept or reject a command, and should be kept secret. A stalled command can be confirmed using the accept command, or discarded using the reject command. See "help accept" and "help reject" for more details. If the command requires the confirmation from the person who made the request, the token is called a "confirm" token. If an administrator must approve the request, the token is called a "consult" token. There are several other, specialized token types; see "help showtokens" for more details. If the "nosession" command mode is used, the session information will not be displayed. The session information gives details about the origins of a Majordomo command. This is useful for locating the source of subscription forgeries and other kinds of abuse. The session information usually consists of message headers for commands sent via e-mail, or the internet address and port number if the command was made from one of the web interfaces. If "remind" mode is used, a reminder message will be mailed to the address of the person who issued the tokeninfo command. This is useful when people who moderate a mailing list using a web interface wish to obtain a copy of a moderated, posted message via e-mail. Tokens generally have a limited lifetime. If nobody explicitly approves a request, after a few days the token will automatically be removed from majordomo's database, causing the request to be denied. Special features for posted messages ------------------------------------ Although the tokeninfo command is normally used to display information about Majordomo commands, it can also be used to change the contents of posted messages. If the tokeninfo command is used to display information about a posted message, the message will be formatted to make reading easier. Only the most important message headers, such as From, To, Date, and Subject, will be displayed. Also, any message attachments will be represented by a brief summary of each attachment. The summary will have a part number, the content type of the attachment, and the size of the attachment. For example, consider the following summary of a moderated message: [1 multipart/mixed] From: jane@example.com To: fred@example.com Subject: Birthday party photo Date: Sat, 10 Nov 2001 08:47:41 PST [1.1 text/plain (0.1 kilobytes)] Fred, Here is the phonograph you wanted from Laura's birthday party. Love, Jane [1.2 image/jpeg (24.2 kilobytes)] In this example, the message has type "multipart/mixed" and has two body parts. Part number 1.1 is a brief plain text message, and part number 1.2 is a JPEG photographic image. Making use of message part numbers, a moderator can see individual parts of a message, remove parts, and adjust the headers of a message, using the following commands. These commands are only applicable to tokens for posted messages; they do not affect tokens for Majordomo commands. In the examples that follow, substitute a valid token identifier wherever you see the word TOKEN. The tokeninfo-part command -------------------------- The tokeninfo-part command will display part of a posted message. In the example in the previous section, the command tokeninfo-part TOKEN 1.2 would display the data from the JPEG image in section 1.2. Adding an 'h' or 'H' to the part number will cause the headers to be displayed instead. For example, the command tokeninfo-part TOKEN 1h will display all of the message headers. Also, part number '0' can be used to see the entire original message. This command should be used with caution; if a body part contains a malicious worm or virus, Majordomo will make no attempt to shield your computer against its effects when you view it. The tokeninfo-part-clean command can be used to remove potentially hazardous portions of a text/html part, such as fill-out forms, images, and executable scripts. The tokeninfo-part-delete command --------------------------------- The tokeninfo-part-delete command will remove part of a posted message, with some restrictions. The top-level part (part 1) cannot be deleted, because that would leave the message empty. The headers of a part cannot be deleted, because that would make the part invalid. An "X-Content-Discarded" header will be added to the message indicating that the part was removed. The tokeninfo-part-edit command ------------------------------- The tokeninfo-part-edit command will cause a part or its headers to be presented in a way that allows the part or headers to be edited and replaced. For example, tokeninfo-part-edit TOKEN 1h would allow you to edit and replace the headers of a message. Part number 0 (the whole message) cannot be replaced. The tokeninfo-part-replace command ---------------------------------- The tokeninfo-part-replace command makes use of a "here document" to replace the contents of a message part or its headers. For instance, in the birthday example earlier in this document, the moderator may wish to change the word "phonograph" to "photograph" with the following command: tokeninfo-part-replace TOKEN 1.1 <<ABC Fred, Here is the photograph you wanted from Laura's birthday party. Love, Jane ABC For security reasons, an administrative password is usually required to replace the contents of a posted message for a "confirm" token. See Also: help accept help admin_moderate help configset_access_rules help configset_token_lifetime help configset_token_remind help here_document help reject help sessioninfo help showtokens This is the "tokeninfo" 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.
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