Thanks, I'll try with these ways.
(/usr/lib/mailman/Mailman/Defaults.py and to /etc/mailman/mm_cfg.py)
Do ADMIN_CATEGORIES in that file work for already created lists?
I'm using Ubuntu server; where are the Mailman/Gui/modules files that
define the pages?
A good feature would be to have each field customizable to have readonly
attribute or min.value and max.value.
Another option could be to interfere the value validation when a list
administrator submits the form.
Which file validates the submited values?
Al 19/12/11 18:07, En/na Mark Sapiro ha escrit:
Narcis Garcia - GiLUG wrote:
Is there an easy way to make some options not customizable by a list
administrator?
We want, for example, max_message_size and/or other options cannot be
changed with the web interface.
You can override the definition of ADMIN_CATEGORIES in mm_cfg.py. See
the definition in Defaults.py for more information.
This controls what pages/sections are visible in the web admin
interface. However, even if you omit 'general' from the list, the
General Options category (which contains max_message_size) will always
be available.
The only other way is to edit the actual Mailman/Gui/ modules that
define the pages.
I suppoose that then "config_list" can be useful to export, edit options
manually and import any configuration.
Yes, and to change just one or a few settings. I.e. config_list doesn't
change anything that isn't in its input.
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