"Mark Sapiro" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:PC19520120215161509029698e012b1@MSAPIRO...
Jezz wrote:

I'm using Mailman 2.1.14 which is hosted with cPanel. On this particular
setup, when I log into the GUI (as list owner) with the list's admin
password and go to "Edit the public HTML pages and text files", I only have
the following four template files listed there for me to edit:

* General list information page
* Subscribe results page
* User specific options page
* Welcome email text file

However, in the past I've seen other implementations of Mailman hosted
elsewhere (not using cPanel), which have a number of other template files
available for editing in the same place - in particular the various email
templates used by the system can be edited there.
[...]
What I'd love to figure out is how (if possible) to enable those extra files so they can be visible and editable. Is there some master switch or setting in one of the Mailman site files which controls this? Or a per-list setting?


The list is defined in the module Mailman/Cgi/edithtml.py by the
statement

   template_data = (
       ('listinfo.html',    _('General list information page')),
       ('subscribe.html',   _('Subscribe results page')),
       ('options.html',     _('User specific options page')),
       ('subscribeack.txt', _('Welcome email text file')),
       ('masthead.txt',     _('Digest masthead')),
       )


You can add any list specific templates you want to this list
(actually, a Python tuple of tuples, not a Python list), just as

       ('masthead.txt',     _('Digest masthead')),

was added for Mailman 2.1.15. Note that you can actually add any
template to this list, but edited templates such as cronpass.txt which
are not used in a list context will not be used.

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Awesome, thanks!

I'm not quite sure what you mean about cronpass.txt. Isn't that used for the monthly password reminder? What do you mean about it not being used?

BTW could you kindly give me a complete list of the possible templates (or at least the default or standard templates) and their "friendly" names, from the edithtml.py file, as you did above with those first five entries? That would be very helpful. :)

Cheers,
Jeremy

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