Charles Marcus sent the message below at 09:13 12/19/2007:
>Charles Marcus, on 12/19/2007 7:39 AM, said the following:
> > On 12/18/2007, Brad Knowles ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> >> On the web interface, the closest we get is the "Membership
> >> Management" section.  If you have more users on the list than a
> >> certain built-in site-wide default, then this will be broken down by
> >> the first letter of their e-mail address.
>
> > Where is this default set? I had a list that mysteriously switched to
> > the view by letter mode, then a few days later, went back to listing
> > them all on a single page... from the above comment, I'm guessing that I
> > had added a member that put me over this limit, then removed one to put
> > me back under.
> >
> > I'd like to bump it up a tad, so that doesn't happen again. Our lists
> > are fairly static, and will not be growing significantly in the future.
>
>Answering myself, found it digging through Defaults.py...
>
>DEFAULT_ADMIN_MEMBER_CHUNKSIZE = 30 is the default, which I just
>counted, and I currently have 30, so that was it...
>
>Bumped it up to 50 in mm_cfg.py and restarted mailman...
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Unfortunately, that will only change the setting for new lists, not 
existing ones.

The setting is stored in each list configuration when it is created 
and you would have to modify it for each list. You can see this by 
using the dumpdb script to examine the config.pck file for a list, 
the parameter is admin_member_chunksize.

You can change this by using the config_list script -o option to 
output the configuration in text format, make the change there and 
then re-import it using the -i option of the same script.

Dragon

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