mailman.git/modules, branch master The GNU Mailing List manager. https://git.neuromancer.sk/mailman.git/atom?h=master 1998-06-19T19:33:41Z All these files have been moved to the Mailman/Cgi package directory 1998-06-19T19:33:41Z bwarsaw 1998-06-19T19:33:41Z urn:sha1:9a7f36b1a8820a8abf8046755dd1d0ad5a201d0e All these files have been moved to the Mailman directory (and some renamed) 1998-06-19T19:32:48Z bwarsaw 1998-06-19T19:32:48Z urn:sha1:99f721f65906e4f2d1036da3a886426aa0ec5aea Fixed a typo that probably kept it from loading. 1998-06-16T08:32:29Z viega 1998-06-16T08:32:29Z urn:sha1:19127aaa26a292c18cb1393e8625d04decb7e078 From the error message, and what I've learned about base64, my best 1998-06-14T18:01:14Z viega 1998-06-14T18:01:14Z urn:sha1:7db9c87dca513d5662e36465994bf460c2cef17c guess about the transient errors (ie, some people get them, some people do not) is that sometimes the base64 encoding can cause \n's to get in the string, which the mime stuff will treat as a newline. So I replace \n w/ @ before putting it in the cookie, and do the reverse before checking the cookie. Hopefully we won't hear about this problem again. There's now a global USE_CRYPT variable. It *should* be set by the 1998-06-14T02:13:02Z viega 1998-06-14T02:13:02Z urn:sha1:2b3256843447fa2d17cb47fa1aa67462d9f45dd8 autoconf stuff. Basically, the autoconf script should fire up Python and see if crypt can be imported. Of course, if a previous installation has a different value than configure determined, it should be used instead, otherwise stuff will mess up. Provides a method wrap_func(func, debug, print_env). If debug is off, 1998-06-14T00:58:33Z viega 1998-06-14T00:58:33Z urn:sha1:8dfd4643c7d8216cfbf6e180ed7b868715b9e775 the StampedLogger is initialized. If debug is on, or the StampedLogger errors, func is run in a try-except block. If there's an error, it's printed to the web page, along with the environment if print_env is on. Based off Michael McLay's subscribe script, but I wanted to avoid as much code duplication as possible, which led to this strategy. Added debug.py on suggestion from Michael McLay. Added his 1998-06-14T00:53:58Z viega 1998-06-14T00:53:58Z urn:sha1:c29ba417e715cce7f70c195bf437755639a85ed6 print_trace() function essentially verbatim (which is actually Ken's code, so no need for an assignment, though it may be a good idea anyway). Added my own print_environ() call since Michael didn't provide one. Modified to install the stuff in Cgi. It's probably not the right way 1998-06-14T00:50:36Z viega 1998-06-14T00:50:36Z urn:sha1:ad49417e699d1b9235bc38b1378ec86cdfba40b5 to do it, but I did want to at least install something that works (I.e., I fully expect Barry to say, "what a hack, I'm going to do it right!"). These are the files that used to be in ../cgi, except they no longer 1998-06-14T00:48:39Z viega 1998-06-14T00:48:39Z urn:sha1:05cf09209ce15e0801379f8ab5566b43d3d3c9a6 handle logging to an error file, and no longer import paths. Also, any checks for __main__ have been removed. Moved _mime_separator from InitVars to InitTempVars. 1998-06-13T22:00:58Z viega 1998-06-13T22:00:58Z urn:sha1:7f9a9be4291b1c350251535788436d1f2a301e7b I thought that got redone by Ken??