AJ wrote:
> I am having an issue with the list_lists command, as well as the
>listinfo CGI.
>Also, when running the check_db script, it starts to go through the
>lists, then stops with the same error below after about 6 lists. My
>question is that something seems to be wrong with a list database
>somewhere, but what list? What order do these programs parse the
>lists? Running the list_admins command also bombs after going through
>the same 6 lists. I need to know what the next list is that these
>commands parse. That is most likely the bad list.
>Any help would be appreciated.
list_lists processes the lists in alphanumeric sort sequence by name.
You could always save the following 2-line file as bin/no_op.py
def no_op(mlist, *args):
return
and then run
bin/withlist -a -r no_op
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