On 01/12/11 19:08, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Barry Finkel wrote:
I have not looked at the Mailman source, so I am not sure what is
failing. Is it the case that the
accept_these_nonmembers
is stored in a different internal format than
acceptable_aliases
is? This is a 2.1.14 package built from the SourceForge source.
Yes. accept_these_nonmembers is a Python list whose elements are
strings equal to email addresses or regexps matching email addresses.
accept_these_nonmembers is a single string consisting of zero or more
email addresses separated by newlines.
You could do a few different things in your config_list input. One such
would be
if mlist.acceptable_aliases:
mlist.acceptable_aliases += '\ntestu...@example.com'
else:
mlist.acceptable_aliases = 'testu...@example.com'
I revised my script, and I ran some tests. On a list where I had not
previously specified an acceptable_aliases string, what was placed in
that item was
\ntestu...@example.com
Is the leading "\n" going to cause problems?
When I ran it again on the same list using a different e-mail address,
the resulting item had
\ntestu...@example.com\nuser...@example.com
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