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functionalities here.
Logger() and StampedLogger() routines provide file-like file logging
mechanisms. (I reimplmented the list .LogMsg() method based on this
routine.) This is implemented outside the list infrastructure so it
can be used for, eg, stderr substitution.
SendTextToUser() and DeliverToUser() implemented here likewise, so
they can be used outside list context (eg, when lists are broken...).
Made AddressesMatch not raise error when one of the address arguments
yields a null domain.
Moved comment about .FindMatchingAddresses() to be the function
docstring.
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sessions with lists, applies user specified routine to all of the
lists, or optionally, those lists with user-specified names. Optional
arg unlock says to unlocked immediately after instantiation, for
non-invasive actions. Optional arg verbose says to print list name
and result incrementally as they're handled.
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maillist.py.
Moved abstract description part of comment before ValidEmail in as a
docstring. (We need more and decent docstrings in this code!!)
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transforming email addresses so they're not apparent to web spiders,
therefore not scrapable by spammers.
The UnobscureEmail transformation should work like an identity
function on already-unobscured addresses, so it can be used with
impunity.
The routines should be used as functional interface to address
obscuring, so the scheme can be changed transparently to the rest of
the system, just by changing the routines. This should make it easy
to up the ante in the thwarting of spammers, if this catches on.
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744) so group can get in created directories.
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development have access, also. More importantly, zero the umask
before actually creating the dir (and restore it afterwards), so the
permissions are exactly as specified,
Also wrapped a long line.
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