mailman.git - The GNU Mailing List manager.

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1998-12-31	Some formatting changes, removed line that the release looks for	bwarsaw	1	-22/+17

1998-12-31	As with the IPC7 directory, let's go ahead and release the published	bwarsaw	3	-66034/+1
	versions of these files (compressed though).
1998-12-31	Since these papers have been published, we might as well release them	bwarsaw	7	-730/+8
	now. By gzip'ing them we can get them down to reasonable sizes. Check in the compressed versions, remove the uncompressed versions, add a README, and remove the old intermediate files.
1998-12-30	SendMailToNewsGroup(): Slight reconfiguration of error messages	bwarsaw	1	-7/+7

1998-12-30	SendMailToNewsGroup(): Don't raise an exception when either the	bwarsaw	1	-4/+8
	linked_newsgroup or nntp_host is empty. Instead log the error to logs/error and just return, otherwise the email doesn't get posted to the list. Removed exception ImproperNNTPConfigError.
1998-12-30	FormatMembershipOptions(): Changes to the table that gets built to	bwarsaw	1	-8/+28
	make it much more readable. First, use bare checkboxes and column headers for what used to be the checkbox labels. Put a border around the table. Add a legend for what the column headers mean.
1998-12-30	new class: DefinitionList	bwarsaw	1	-5/+14

1998-12-30	AddMember(), ApprovedAddMember(): In both cases, normalize address	bwarsaw	1	-0/+14
	through Utils.ParseAddrs() to get the real email address out of the name argument.
1998-12-30	In `subscribees' section, parse address through Utils.ParseAddrs() so	bwarsaw	1	-0/+1
	the success notification specifies the address instead of any other goo.
1998-12-30	ParseAddrs(): New function which attempts to parse out the email	bwarsaw	1	-0/+42
	addresses from lines such as User J. Person <person@allusers.com> person@allusers.com (User J. Person) It also handles bare email addresses. While this is rather simplistic regexp matching, I think it will catch most situations.
1998-12-29	__get_f(): Use Mailman.Utils.reraise()	bwarsaw	1	-5/+2

1998-12-29	Use the default argument to the reraise() function	bwarsaw	1	-4/+4

1998-12-29	reraise(): exc argument is optional, to more closely resemble Python	bwarsaw	1	-2/+5
	1.5.1's bare raise statement
1998-12-29	ChangeOptions(): Rework the test for empty or whitespace-only blank	bwarsaw	1	-8/+18
	line in mass subscribe dialog. The old way didn't really work.
1998-12-29	LogStdErr(): small patch to ensure we get a stdout. Python 1.5	bwarsaw	1	-1/+5
	doesn't have the attribute sys.__stdout__; although this is placed into the sys module by the driver, I think there are non-CGI paths to this code.
1998-12-29	Be sure we import the latest version of tempfile.py from the Python	bwarsaw	1	-8/+13
	1.5.2 distribution, so that names are uniquely generated in fork() related children. Use a simlar import/hasattr trick as when importing the latest smtplib.py