On 5/29/22 15:45, Karl Berry wrote:
On lists.gnu.org, we have some 3300 mailman lists. Is there any way to know, or even probabilistically guess, which have pending subscriptions, short of running list_requests on every one?
By list_requests, do you mean https://www.msapiro.net/scripts/list_requests? If so, just running it with no arguments will process all lists.
For pending messages, we can look for the presence of heldmsg-* files in the mailman data dir (/var/lib/mailman/data for us), but I've been unable to discern the existence of pending subscriptions anywhere except in config.pck.
They are not in config.pck. They are in pending.pck. See Mailman/Pending.py for more info.
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