mailman.git/bin/list_members, branch master The GNU Mailing List manager. https://git.neuromancer.sk/mailman.git/atom/bin/list_members?h=master 2006-04-29T19:23:36Z Move list_lists and list_members over to Mailman.bin package and rewrite to 2006-04-29T19:23:36Z bwarsaw 2006-04-29T19:23:36Z urn:sha1:a63a04fb8d263a6464a77de6894bc738e8e26529 use $-strings and optparse. A side effect of the rewrite is that list_members -d and -n now require their argument, whereas before they were optional (but that is counter to command line parsing standards and not supported by optparse). Now, instead of bare -n use '-n any' and instead of bare -d use '-d any'. Fix ReopenableFileHandler.emit() to ensure that all lines end in a newline. In i18n.py, create and use a subclass of string.Template so that dotted attribute paths are legal in $-strings. So for example, if you have an object 'foo' in one of the namespaces and that has an attribute 'bar', you can say "$foo.bar" to print the value of foo.bar. Should reduce the number of extraneous local variables just to do the attribute path traversal. FSF office has moved. chdcking in for MAIN branch. 2005-08-27T01:54:05Z tkikuchi 2005-08-27T01:54:05Z urn:sha1:2a6084d03b96f87af153b663cf3dd4776e7e37fb Instead of -c / --checkaddrs, add -i / --invalid and -u / --unicode. 2003-06-20T14:50:00Z bwarsaw 2003-06-20T14:50:00Z urn:sha1:2bc31998c5554d8b07f7131aa5e2302fc096c008 These switches (especially -i) will make it easier to find bogus addresses in the member database. Added a --checkaddrs / -c option to do some limited sanity checking on 2003-06-17T16:11:39Z bwarsaw 2003-06-17T16:11:39Z urn:sha1:a18752d6faf37353151a2b2ef48ef45261b71a39 the addresses in the member databases. 1) it checks to make sure the address part contains only ascii characters; 2) it checks to make sure the address parts are not unicode objects. Back port candidate. safe(): Fix typos. 2003-03-13T15:54:39Z bwarsaw 2003-03-13T15:54:39Z urn:sha1:e91cf963e2fa42c6fedcc8f2df774bc8bb7936d2 main(): Fix dumb coding mistakes so name is always a string. More fixes for "funny" characters in real names. 2003-03-11T18:18:53Z bwarsaw 2003-03-11T18:18:53Z urn:sha1:d3ffcb9ae13e6229a11980ace6221a1931aa3ca1 main(): This should fix problems when printing list members with 2002-12-02T14:41:29Z bwarsaw 2002-12-02T14:41:29Z urn:sha1:f85f0a25daabcd33b6b881bf91e92913ca85da93 "funny" characters in their names. We coerce the output to the default encoding, although I'm not 100% sure this is the right thing to do. (Works for me.) Jon Parise's patch to improve the usage() output for the command line 2002-10-21T22:36:58Z bwarsaw 2002-10-21T22:36:58Z urn:sha1:17da8273eb61687e1eb7c1e068613036fc1f3f46 and cron scripts. When code/status == 0, there's no error (it's likely --help output) so send that to stdout. Otherwise, it's an error and the output goes to stderr. Added --fullnames / -f option to print the full names of addresses as 2002-08-22T03:48:25Z bwarsaw 2002-08-22T03:48:25Z urn:sha1:d34e5c16fe0e3b0fb63299d6e812baa6b3ae357a suggested in patch #598381 by William Ahern. Implemented differently by Barry (to use email.Utils.formataddr()). main(): Chuq noticed that error messages were going to stdout, not 2002-04-11T04:49:23Z bwarsaw 2002-04-11T04:49:23Z urn:sha1:4ca291c652a61eec2017778f64f58d04c5786bcf stderr.