On July 31, 2003 04:03 pm, you wrote: > mailmanctl restart after making the code change. The cache is in > process memory and is freshly created on demand within each process > each time the mailman daemons or scripts are started. You will also > need to rebuild existing mail archives using bin/arch to get the > revised templates to affect existing HTML archive pages.
Howdy. Ok, I now understand a bit more as to what is going on. I had forgotten that Mailman is now effectively resident and that these details would be sitting internally in the queue runner process. When stuff lingered around I figured there was a disk cache involved somewhere buried in the code. My bad. I think that the previous "fix" actually did work but I inadvertently came across a separate issue which obscured the real problem. The mangled template was a separate issue altogether (removing all language files would have made this a moot point anyway). Here goes. . . I have edited archtoc.html (as well as the other templates) to give the archive a unified look. After doing so, the archive templates no longer get parsed properly (i.e. none of the placeholders get replaced). Looking at the source, the only immediate candidate is the "%" symbol in some of the table tags (i.e. "width=100%") but I am not clear yet on how the conversions are done. I know that a dictionary is passed to maketext() which is used but what character exactly is screwing up the tag parsing I am unsure. I have now restored the stock templates while I troubleshoot but does anyone have any tips for trouble shooting a template that no longer parses? Thanks again for any help you can provide. Cheers, Ron _______________________________________________ Mailman-Developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-developers
