Hitashi mancho via Mailman-users writes:
> I have migrated around 300 mailing lists from Mailman 2 to Mailman
> 3. In most of the mailing lists we have configured
> "max_days_to_hold" to 2. It was working fine in Mailman 2. However,
> it is not working in Mailman 3.
This doesn't seem to be exposed in Postorius. It's not all that old
in Mailman 3 (April 2020) so it's possible that it is not moved from
Mailman 2 to Mailman 3 by the migration scripts.
You can use "mailman withlist" to access that variable:
Use "mailman withlist -l l...@domain.tld", then at the prompt:
>>> m.max_days_to_hold
to examine the value for l...@domain.tld.
To do a mass change, something like
for ml in `mailman lists`; do
mailman withlist -l $ml -r fix_mdth
done
where you put in Mailman's bin directory the file 'fix_mdth.py'
containing
def fix_mdth(ml):
ml.max_days_to_hold = 2
commit()
Of course if there are list where you want a longer or indefinite hold
you'll need to change those back, since this approach changes all of
them.
You can get more information with "mailman withlist --detail".
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