>>>>>On 9/20/2012 12:22 PM, Drew Tenenholz wrote:
> When I post to the umbrella and I am a subscriber to BOTH child lists, I see:
>
> Subject: Child1> UMBRELLA> Test Post
> Subject: Child2> UMBRELLA> Test Post
>
> It's not really what I want to see, so I wonder if this changed
> in future versions of mailman?
Mark says no, but it can be addressed using a custom Handler. The
main logic is
def process:
if is_a_child_list_of(list, umbrella):
subject = subject.subst(list_tag, "")
and the handler should be inserted after the subject header is munged
(which happens in CookHeaders, IIRC) but before the message is sent.
(Sorry, I don't have time to chase down how to look up the child list
predicate or the list_tag at runtime. Maybe somebody else knows
offhand.)
I don't think it's a good idea to try to address the duplicates issue
on the Mailman side. The messages are slightly different in a way
that is important in some use cases, such as replying to one child list.
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