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concurrent mm_defaults.py checkin for details.
Moved basic logger functionality to mm_utils.Logger() and
particularly, .StampedLogger(), so it could be used outside of lists,
as well as within them via the LogMessage() routine.
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maillist session. I was running out of file descriptors in the
extensive map_maillist() type activities. Not sure if it's the log
files, but it can't hurt.
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trailing '/' to web_page_url if not already there. (Only one, so far.)
.Load(): call CheckValues() just before CheckVersion().
Add the subject line to the info passed to 'post' .AddRequest(), so it
is available for the administrator notification and summary.
Remove some debugging prints.
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notices sent whenever a new admin request (vetted subscriptions or
list postings) arrives, in addition to daily notice.
Accommodate comments in header-match expr. And log bad header-match
exprs, rather than raising an error.
Moved header-prefix prepend to before digest and archive saves.
Moved list_names() to mm_utils.
Changed text of goodbye_msg var so to *not* imply that unsubscribe
acknowldgements are *not* sent when the goodbye_msg is empty.
Include list name in __repr__!
Whoops - last checkin had missing comma, put that sucker back in
immediately.
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recognizing and collecting email addrs.
Make the expansion of the message headers and footers during message
post, rather than during message setting. This will enable two things.
Most importantly, list administrators can employ the format
variables from the web interface (but they need to find out what the
various keys are - via the to-be-done help system). Also, dynamically
changing values could be referenced.
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a string with "field: matchexp" lines, and, if set, messages with
header fields matching matchexp are held for approval.
MailList.parse_matching_header_opt separates the header and matchexp
using the first ':' (and trims leading whitespace off of the
matchexp), and MailList.HasMatchingHeader() does the check. And of
course, MailList.Post() does the check,
MailList.LogMsg(): given the log category, add an entry to the log
file for that category. Files all situated in setting of (new) config
opt, LOG_DIR. (Stored the open files on a list, potentially useful
when running as a long running daemon...)
MailList.ApprovedAddMember(): gets a check for existing membership -
possible when more than one subscription for the same address is
okayed from the same pending batch of subscription requests - before
it was creating multiple subscriptions, and things blew up when
attempts were made to revoke the subscriptions...
Bracketed all potentially file-creating 'open()'s
(MailList.CreateFiles(), .Save(), .Lock(), .LogMsg()) in os.umask
suspension/resumption, so that the files are created with the intended
permissions.
Added a repr which indicates the lock state of the file. (Helpful for
my exploratory programming.)
Reworded some option descriptions.
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site's customized version. New sites can use mm_cfg.py.dist as an
example, conversely.
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Move the msg_header and msg_footer defs back into the non-digest
options section. (The defaults values are good enough so that the
options don't have to be brought to the admin's attention.)
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(And incidentally, first test of checkin after transition to cvs.)
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program input box.
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Employ defaults from mm_cfg.
Rearrange some of the options so, eg, the list descriptions options
are together near the top.
Create the retained-mail file, regardless of whether it will be used.
(This way things won't blow when the option to use the file is
selected after list init time.)
Wrap some long lines.
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the list directory explicitly.
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maillist in a destination address - either in the to or cc headers.
The option require_explicit_destination controls the behavior, and
defaults to on. (This approach has been working nicely with the
majordomo lists we have here.)
MailList.HasExplicitDest(): New method.
MailList.Post(): use HasExplicitDest if require_explicit_destination set.
list_names(): New utility routine to get names of all lists in default
list dir, ie dirs there that contain a config.db file.
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in the default lists directory. Used by new version of archive
trigger in cron/archive.
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