For now i'm removing the use of the aliases-wrapper program - it

doesn't provide a sufficient framework for people to reliably make
changes to the aliases file.  Instead i'm just printing out the
aliases entry, and pausing afterwards to give time for the addition to
be made (or not, if it's already there, as in the case of a list
that's being recreated).

1 files changed, 22 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/bin/newlist b/bin/newlist
index e0ae08480..c8279ca5f 100755
--- a/bin/newlist
+++ b/bin/newlist
@@ -21,7 +21,28 @@ list_pw = raw_input("Enter the initial list password:")
 newlist = maillist.MailList()
 pw = crypt.crypt(list_pw , mm_utils.GetRandomSeed())
 newlist.Create(list_name, owner_mail, pw)
-os.system('%s %s' % (ADDALIASES_CMD, list_name))
+
+###os.system('%s %s' % (ADDALIASES_CMD, list_name))
+print '''
+Entry needed in aliases file:
+
+#-- %(listname)s -- mailing list aliases:
+%(list)s |"%(wrapper)s post %(listname)s"
+%(admin)s |"%(wrapper)s mailowner %(listname)s"
+%(request)s |"%(wrapper)s mailcmd %(listname)s"
+%(owner1)s %(listname)s-admin
+%(owner2)s %(listname)s-admin
+''' % {'listname': list_name,
+       'list': "%-24s" % (list_name + ":"),
+       'wrapper': '/home/mailman/bin/wrapper',
+       'admin': "%-24s" % ("%s-admin:" % list_name),
+       'request': "%-24s" % ("%s-request:" % list_name),
+       'owner1': "%-24s" % ("owner-%s:" % list_name),
+       'owner2': "%-24s" % ("%s-owner:" % list_name)}
+
+print "Hit enter to continue with owner notification...",
+sys.stdin.readline()
+
 newlist.SendTextToUser(subject="Your new mailing list", recipient=owner_mail,
 	sender='mailman-owner@%s' % newlist.host_name, 
 	text='''