In case others might be interested and appreciating a bit of help recalling
what the search feature's development status is at the moment, this email
spawned from a thread in June 2012, here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/mailman-developers@python.org/msg12921.html
On Mon, Nov 12, 2012 at 2:36
Jessy,
Yes, there are plans (and activity) related to the presentation of list
archives within the django framework.
In fact, Aamir, one of our GSoC interns, is working on that very subject as his
project for the summer.
In keeping with the django philosophy of combining many special purpose
good to know, look forward to seeing it!
On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 6:21 AM, Richard Wackerbarth rich...@nfsnet.orgwrote:
Jessy,
Yes, there are plans (and activity) related to the presentation of list
archives within the django framework.
In fact, Aamir, one of our GSoC interns, is working on
hello again, and thanks for the response.
What I've always thought is that overview, architectural, and other useful
higher level documentation should go in src/mailman/docs. Still using the
reST format, but they needn't necessarily be doctests. So I think an
overview
page about interacting
hi richard,
Good end-user documentation always seems to be something that gets shorted
by the developers intimately related to the implementation aspect of the
code. And, even when they make the effort, I'm not sure that they are the
most qualified to write that kind of documentation. Someone
thanks mark and barry. i've been traveling so apologies for the delayed
reply...
using `bin/mailman shell` command does indeed work flawlessly, thank you!
should the docs be updated perhaps? something either under getting started
with GNU Maiman or even a specific page on interacting with
On Jun 07, 2012, at 09:31 AM, Jessy Kate Schingler wrote:
should the docs be updated perhaps? something either under getting started
with GNU Maiman or even a specific page on interacting with mailman
through the python interpreter? i am happy to add something or contribute
to that; i think it
Jessy,
I'm sure that any additions to the documentation will be welcomed.
Good end-user documentation always seems to be something that gets shorted by
the developers intimately related to the implementation aspect of the code.
And, even when they make the effort, I'm not sure that they are
Hi Jessy,
You're doing everything right, but there's one conceptual step that you're
missing, and which isn't evident from the docs.
As Mark says, `mailman shell` is the best way to get a Python interactive
interpreter shell to play with the internal Mailman API. Why is this better
than just
hello!
i am setting up mailman 3.0 on ubuntu 12.04. but getting errors when i try
to work with mailman through the python interpreter. i hope this is the
correct list to post to.
here are the steps i took:
- installed mailman 3.0.0.b1 in a fresh virtualenv
- install is happy, all tests pass
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