I had written: > In the meantime, any site admin who wants to do this kind of cleaning can > easily insert "formail" or "reformail" into the alias pipeline for the > posting address. These are utilities supplied with "procmail" and > "maildrop" respectively, and widely available on the Net.
to which Barry replied: > And of course, it would be easy to edit Cleanse.py or add a new, fancier > handler module in the standard Mailman pipeline to get rid of these > headers. and then I said: > Yeah, but that's a lot more forking for a little bit of work... and now I want to clarify the above: I thought Barry meant you could throw an exec of 'formail' into the Mailman pipeline. This wouldn't mean more forking than my in-the-alias method, but both methods have a lot more process churn than just stripping the headers in the Mailman code. On rereading it's clear that Barry also means you could do it in code but in a handler. That's great, but I'd think you'd still want a per-list option, and/or an exact list of headers to retain in the mm_cfg. What am I doing reading this digest when the sun finally came out! Bye :) _______________________________________________ Mailman-Developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-developers
