On Wed, Oct 06, 2004 at 10:02:48AM -0700, Robert Haack wrote:Ok, I deleted the files GUIBase.pyc, GUIBase.pyo, Moderate.pyc, and Moderate.pyo. Then just to make sure that Mailman was restarted I rebooted the server. (I know I could have done this differently but it was late and I was too lazy to do it another way). But this still is not working for me. I did check the the GUIBase.pyc and Moderate.pyc files are now back so I know that they recompiled themselves.
Ok, I got the patch and applied it and I checked the source files and the patches are applied. Then I tried it out and it didn't work so it dawned on me that I need to compile it first. I've tried to compile it but I get the following error:
Normally you would apply it to the source of Mailman, and the 'make install' step would compile it for you.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gui]# python -O GUIBase.py (I've tried it with and without the -O)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "GUIBase.py", line 22, in ?
from Mailman import mm_cfg
ImportError: No module named Mailman
I suspect you are applying it directly to your Mailman installation. The easiest thing to do would be to just remove the old GUIBase.pyc file. If the directory has mailman group write permissions, the compiled file will be automatically written the next time it is used.
(And remember to restart mailman patching.)
Here is what I have done. 1) I created a list called test and subscribed myself using my work email address.
2) I created another list called Auth_users and I subscribed myself using my home email address.
3) I went into the test list serv under Privacy Options, Sender Filters and input @Auth_users in the accept these non-members.
Then I send a message from my home email address and I get a message back telling me the my message has to be approved by the moderator. So what's going on and why didn't it go through?
Thank You
Ok, this gets more curious now. I created another list called Authorized and I put my alternate email address in that list. Then I changed the test list so so that the "accept these non-members" had @authorized. I got one message through but then I could not longer seem to get into the lists test or authorized via the web interface or via the command line. So I deleted both of these lists and started fresh. I created test as a list again but this time I gave my authorized list a new name, nclack. I then made it so that @nclack was sin the "Accept these non-members". I sent two messages, one as a member of the list test and then the other as the user I input in the nclack list. I got no messages at all, so I stopped Mailman and then restarted it. Within two minutes I had both of my emails. I'm not sure what is going on here but I found this rather odd.
-- Robert Haack Programmer Analyst North Clackamas School District #12 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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