On Fri, May 3, 2024 at 11:48 PM Mark Sapiro <mark@msapiro.net> wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
update hyperkitty_email set mailinglist_id = 2 where mailinglist_id = 13; update hyperkitty_mailinglist_owners set mailinglist_id = 2 where mailinglist_id = 13; update hyperkitty_mailinglist_moderators set mailinglist_id = 2 where mailinglist_id = 13; update hyperkitty_thread set mailinglist_id = 2 where mailinglist_id = 13; delete from hyperkitty_mailinglist where id = 13; update hyperkitty_mailinglist set name = 'list@lists.nog.ke', list_id = 'list.lists.nog.ke' where id = 2;
Or instead of that you could just go to the new list@lists.nog.ke archive in HyperKitty and delete it and then just do the
update hyperkitty_mailinglist set name = 'list@lists.nog.ke', list_id = 'list.lists.nog.ke' where id = 2;
I went with this approach and worked super! Thank you.
So, seeing as deleting a list retains its archives, if I want to delete a list together with its archives, do I first delete the archives, then follow with the list?
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