At 11:46 AM +0100 2005-02-18, Olivier Nibart wrote:
- run dpkg-reconfigure mailman : this will force python to 'recompile' the file (there is probably a more elegant way to do it, but this one works).
Simply updating the .py file and stopping/restarting Mailman should cause Python to recompile the relevant .pyc file. You can remove the .pyc file in order to force Python to recompile.
Note that re-applying the patch should not work because the private.py had already been modified. It's only a guess.
Re-applying the patch should hopefully apply those parts which were not applied correctly in the first place, and skip the rest. But I'm guessing, too.
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