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EDIT_LIST.CONF(5)		  sympa 6.2.76		       EDIT_LIST.CONF(5)

NAME
     edit_list.conf - Configuration of privileges to edit list configuration

DESCRIPTION
     edit_list.conf defines privileges to edit list configuration.

     $SYSCONFDIR/edit_list.conf is main configuration.	Several parameters de-
     fined in this file may be overridden by $SYSCONFDIR/<mail domain
     name>/edit_list.conf file for each mail domain, or by <list config direc-
     tory>/edit_list.conf file for each mailing list.

     Format of edit_list.conf is as following:

     *	 Lines beginning with "#" and containing only spaces are ignored.

     *	 Each line has the form "parameter name role privilege".

     parameter name is a list parameter name (e.g. "max_size"), paragraph name
     ("owner") or subparameter ("owner.email)").  It may be a name of template
     (e.g. "welcome.tt2") or list configuration file ("message.header") except
     main configuration file ("config").

     role is any of "listmaster", "privileged_owner", "owner" or "editor".  Mul-
     tiple roles have to be separated by comma ("","").

     privilege is "write", "read" or "hidden".

     Lines are checked in order, then matched line at the first time wins.  De-
     fault privilege may be specified with special parameter name "default".

FILES
     $DEFAULTDIR/edit_list.conf
	 Distribution default.	This file should not be edited.

     $SYSCONFDIR/edit_list.conf
     $SYSCONFDIR/<mail domain name>/edit_list.conf
     $EXPLDIR/<list name>/edit_list.conf or $EXPLDIR/<mail domain name>/<list
     name>/edit_list.conf
	 Configuration files for site-wide default, by each domain or each list.

SEE ALSO
     wwsympa(8).

HISTORY
     This document was initially written by IKEDA Soji <ikeda@conversion.co.jp>.

6.2.76				   2025-02-03		       EDIT_LIST.CONF(5)

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