mailman.git/Mailman/docs, branch master The GNU Mailing List manager. https://git.neuromancer.sk/mailman.git/atom?h=master 2008-02-27T06:26:18Z Bite the bullet: rename the Mailman package to mailman. 2008-02-27T06:26:18Z Barry Warsaw 2008-02-27T06:26:18Z urn:sha1:a1c73f6c305c7f74987d99855ba59d8fa823c253 The start of a cleaning up of Errors.py. Eventually, I want to get rid of 2008-02-20T02:22:20Z Barry Warsaw 2008-02-20T02:22:20Z urn:sha1:aab29f252ebefb1520714080a90bb42a25393f18 this module, in favor of moving exceptions into the interface modules that they are appropriate for. For now, this is just the low-hanging fruit. Along the way, clean up by reSTifying some interfaces and implementations. Added a test for the built-in pipeline. Fixed some broken handler names in 2008-02-18T04:34:09Z Barry Warsaw 2008-02-18T04:34:09Z urn:sha1:7ce2361faa1033bde84579ae9205944e5554b57f the built-in pipeline. Fixed DEFAULT_SUBJECT_PREFIX to take $-names instead of %-names, although I'm not entirely sure the %%d stuff still works (we need a test for this). Added IMailingList.real_name attribute and added this to the default style. A column for this was in the database but not in the storm object. Also re-enabled the style's subject_prefix attribute. Moved some of the digest test functions into Mailman.tests.helpers. Rename 'prep queue' to 'pipeline queue'. 2008-02-08T13:12:04Z Barry Warsaw 2008-02-08T13:12:04Z urn:sha1:3bf12766c0e16a2259a77f76b3a98b457788b5d3 Add a pipeline queue runner. Reorganize doctests, moving handler documentation into Mailman/handlers/docs. 2008-01-24T10:18:02Z Barry Warsaw 2008-01-24T10:18:02Z urn:sha1:36ebacf60b8fe78e20b9c18f6c08d73271922fc4 Rename all handlers to be more PEP 8 friendly, i.e. lowercased. Python 2.5's email package uses cStringIO in its feed parser, and this doesn't 2008-01-24T07:40:41Z Barry Warsaw 2008-01-24T07:40:41Z urn:sha1:a76cbbcac84319245a0afb4a4dee32d4d4c79622 support unicode. Although this never bit me on OS X (Leopard) it matters greatly on Linux (Ubuntu) where you get lots of test failures because of it. So instead, just use 8-bit string in message_from_string(). Everything works fine still. Convert IncomingRunner to use the new chains disposition architecture. move 2008-02-02T16:18:22Z Barry Warsaw 2008-02-02T16:18:22Z urn:sha1:d865604398932718dab761f3fb4f56c3a18d25b8 the big explanatory text at the beginning of incoming.py to a doctest called OVERVIEW.tt (which doesn't actually contain any tests yet -- it's documentation though). Added a doctest for the incoming runner, though this will be fleshed out in more detail next. Mailman.Post renamed to Mailman.inject, and simplified. We don't need its command line script behavior because that is now handled by bin/inject. Add a 'start_chain' attribute to mailing lists. This names the chain that processing of messages for that list begins with. We were inconsistent in the use of the 'no reply' address attribute. It's now always 'no_reply_address'. Update the smtplistener helper with lessons learned about how to suppress bogus asyncore error messages. Also, switch to using a maildir mailbox instead of an mbox mailbox. SpamDetect is gone, so the chains/rules implementation experiment is deemed a 2008-02-02T03:21:05Z Barry Warsaw 2008-02-02T03:21:05Z urn:sha1:b6f3ba4c9ebe821dd2c4676d7397fe5312b72a36 success and will now be merged into the trunk. Move the Truth rule into the built-in rules package in a separate module, and add a test. Modify IChainLink so that the rule and chain attributes are not names but indeed the actual ILink or IChain object directly. Update the chains.process() function accordingly. Remove the IChain.get_rule() method. Don't derive BuiltInChain from Chain and don't make it an IMutableChain. It's now just an IChain, and is implemented concretely. Refactor the HeaderMatchChain and friends so that it can be used with both the global HEADER_MATCHES variable and the list-specific header_matches variable, which has exactly the same semantics. Oh yeah, get rid of the list's header_filter_rules attribute and replace it with header_matches so that the semantics match, it's easy to explain, and it's all nice and clean. Port header matching previously described by the misnamed KNONW_SPAMMERS 2008-01-26T23:35:18Z Barry Warsaw 2008-01-26T23:35:18Z urn:sha1:3952c95a23a74b8686b55a3a4f1873238e6d6610 variable to the new chain processing system. Create a header-matching chain which handles global site header matching rules defined by HEADER_MATCHES. Rip this logic out of the SpamDetect handler; really this entire handler needs to go away but the rest of it isn't ported yet. IChains now have a get_rule() method which allows them to return private (i.e. not globally registered) rules. This is used by the header matching chain. Mailman.app.chains.process() has had its parameter list reordered to be more like all other function signatures that take a mailing list, message, and message metadata. More changes to rules and chains. 2008-01-24T04:47:50Z Barry Warsaw 2008-01-24T04:47:50Z urn:sha1:df637148d8fa2d5c101a990ee6766ea8547f000a Now a link has a rule, action, chain, and function, not all of which needs to be specified. The action is a LinkAction enum adn specifies what to do should the rule match. The use of the chain or function depends on what the action is. Several interface changes now make it easier to jump to other chains, push (i.e. detour) to chains, etc. Rules can also now specify that they should not be recorded in X-* headers. Added a TruthRule which always matches.