>>>>> "MM" == Marc MERLIN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MM> Correct. I haven't found the right piece of code in mailman
MM> yet, but it smells like a regular expression that grabs the
MM> wrong pattern and ends up with davide.fox instead of
MM> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I suspect the problem is in Python's rfc822 module:
>>> a = rfc822.AddrlistClass('David E.Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>')
>>> a.getaddrlist()
[('', 'DavidE.Fox'), ('', '[EMAIL PROTECTED]')]
Mailman, interestingly enough, has Utils.ParseAddrs() which appears to
try to work around problems in rfc822:
>>> ParseAddrs('David E.Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>')
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
which seems to suck out the right address in this case. What should
probably in MM2.1 is for MailList.HasExplicitDest() to fallback on the
output of ParseAddrs() if the rfc822 method doesn't match.
-Barry
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