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we've renamed mailcmd to request and mailowner to owner (through some
SF-assisted CVS repo magic). We've also moved scripts/auto to
contrib/auto since it's an obsolete way of doing the auto-aliasing in
Postfix.
We need to update mail-wrapper.c for the new list of acceptable script
names.
Note that there are still two abberations:
- messages posted to just `listname' go to the post script
- messages posted to listname-admin go to the bounces script
The latter, listname-admin may eventually go away.
Note that this requires you to regenerate your aliases!
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#! line.
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the Switchboard that it should save the message as plain text and not
as a pickle.
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main(): Change the error messages; removed old cruft (we never need to
create the MailList object, we just need a valid listname -- we also
don't ever need to create a Message object, stdin is fine); change the
enqueuing code to use the new Switchboard mechanism.
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described in qrunner for details).
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messages to the qfiles directory. This once and for all avoids the
possibility that we hit the MTA's command time limit. The mailing
list objects are never locked so we can't time out there. They don't
need to be locked for message queuing.
The penalty is that we do more disk i/o for every message destined to
the list, the list-owner or list-request, and messages are not
delivered immediately. Both are probably worthy tradeoffs for
absolutely guaranteeing that messages never get lost.
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fails -- the list name is missing or bogus, or the list lock cannot be
acquired within the LIST_LOCK_TIMEOUT time frame -- the message is
enqueued for qrunner to try again later. Previously, the message was
simply lost!
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when the alias is misconfigured. This will just naturally happen in
the error logs.
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exercised - doesn't work. 'from Mailman import mm_cfg'.
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module all the time.
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module (we should really create a mail driver similar to the CGI
driver).
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from $PATH
2. Do no direct sys.path munging in this file. Import the `paths'
module, which is created during the configure process, and which
performs all necessary path munging (and exports some useful
variables too).
3. Remove RCS crud
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do so.
Added a copy of the GNU GPL.
Added information about mailman-users in README, and reworded some text in there (made the credits less verbose... perhaps they should move to a credits file?)
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__version__ info.
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Refined module doc string a bit.
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substituting a file (which, if it's unwritable, crashes mailman) for
stderr.
Send a notice to mailman owner when a list has an email alias, but
does not exist - i.e. email makes it to the wrapper script, etc.
Turn the comment at the top to a module docstring.
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