Topic: Storage

A list can have files arbitrary associated with it at the list owner's
discretion, and thus made available for downloading by the public, by
members of the list, or by other list owners.  This could be used to store
a list of contact addresses, a Frequently-Asked Questions (FAQ) file, etc.

To get a list of files currently stored for a given list, use the "storage"
command.

To store a file, use the "store" command.  To prevent inadvertent destruction
of data, listmanager will refuse to overwrite a file that already exists.
If the system administrator chooses, a limit can be imposed on how much
data can be stored for a given list.  If this is done, any attempt to store
a file will fail if doing so would exceed the imposed limit.  NOTE: Names of
stored files may not contain the period (".") character.

Listmanager will store the file using the default file access bits in
use on the local machine.  This usually allows access to all classes of users
(owners, members, public).  Use the "saccess" command to change the
permissions on a stored file.  This operates largely the same as the "chmod"
command on UNIX.

To remove a stored file, use the "sremove" command.  Similarly, you can rename
a stored file with the "srename" command.

To retrieve a stored file, use the "get" command.  The file will be mailed
to the invoking user, if the file exists and that user has permission to
access the requested file.

In each case, the list to be affected must be selected by the "select" command
first.