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look like an erroneous application of a non-existent function.
Minor spelling change - "relevent_text" => "relevant_text".
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"subscriber's list".
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their own <head> section.
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__version__ info.
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messages to below the errors.
Preparing to package a distribution - add a module docstring and
__version__ info.
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messages.py file containing various notes, but mm_err will do for now
- it's certainly a better choice than mm_defaults.)
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__version__ info.
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bit more specific and unobtrusive.
Instead of using a bare except to just silently ignore all encompassed
formatting bugs, invoke .Format() only for items that hasattr
identifies as having the method. For any other items, return the
string representation of the item. This way, python objects that are
mistakenly expected to behave like containers or whatever will be
presented as the python objects they are - making it easier to track
down the error, without crashing the presentation process as a whole.
Moreover, it may be a non-error - any object with a string
representation can be put in an htmlformat container, and show
through.
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(or frames - ptui).
Document.Format() - enclose the title in <head>...</head>.
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browser).
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section.
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they can be recognized in post script, eg to avoid sending hold
messages to spammers.
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they can be recognized in post script, eg to avoid sending hold
messages to spammers.
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checkins.
.DoActualRemoval(): Fixed neglect in certain cases to initialize one
of the reporting vars.
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attributes) on generated documents.
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Elaborated some options with supplementary description.
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smtplib in the stead of sendmail. (John, i don't think i'm going to
do that immediately, though i'd like to see it done soon.)
Including MESSAGE_DECORATION_NOTE describing the useful list-instance
attributes that can be included for expansion in messages header and
footer texts.
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Tracking change of SendTextToUser() option, errorsto =>
add_new_header.
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- An optional 6th field constitutes an elaboration of the option
description. The idea is to have a 'help' link for each short
descr that has a long one, which puts the long descr in a help
browser.
- The option list entry can be a simple string, consitituting a
header to be included in the presentation.
I refined all the descriptions so those needing the help elaboration
got one. (Some of the brief descriptions got more brief, thereby.) I
haven't yet put in the help links functionality, but have rectified
the admin cgi script for the new format - in the process breaking the
different sections from one long, unwieldy page into several subpages.
Entirely Disabled "filter_prog" option. It was not implemented,
anyway, and it does not seem like a good idea to offer maillist
managers the ability to invoke arbitrary routines on the maillist
server. Perhaps some repertoire of functions would make sense,
dunno.
welcome_msg, goodbye_msg initial values are '' instead of None, to be
more congruent to the text widget null values.
"bad_posters" => "forbidden_posters".
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the description a bit more tidily.
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formatting of roster object into separate functions, so the object
could be used elsewhere.
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show through, instead of silently failing to show the intended
objects.
Something in between might be better, where the failing rendition is
replaced by a placehold that indicates what failed, but doesn't
disrupt the entire computation. However, until that is resolved, the
bugs will show, instead of hiding in the cupboards...
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option, instead of specific errors-to.
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headers to a add_headers optional arg - a list for headers like
Errors-To and X-No-Archive.
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set one of our internal lists to a dir totally outside the view of the
archiver, i realized this was not working right. Still, there is no
way to set the values from the web interface - they have to be set
intrusively, by loading the list in the interpreter and setting the
new values by hand. This may be something to enable in the site-admin
interface...
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SendSubscribeAck and CreateSubscribeAck for easier debugging.
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favor of an external archiver. (John, i should talk with you to see
what you think of this!)
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Wrapped a bunch of long lines.
(Sometime soon the regexps are going to have to be converted to re.)
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Correct typo "succeded".
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came, so we can log it - and log the deletion (in the "subscribe"
log).
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replacement item which informs people when the archive is restricted.
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'approved' line password, and removes all 'approved' lines from the
message as a side effect. Central to the message-approved processing.
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lines. (This maybe incorporated directly in the rfc822 class, in
which case this method should eventually be removed...)
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Add .GetOptionsURL() method.
Spell acceptable_aliases option correctly.
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