3. Install scripts/PyPI packaging
Anyone want to take this? Even just a start on it would be very
helpful. Aurelian, you may be the person who's had the most
success with this thus far -- would you be interested in doing it
or helping out someone else who takes on the task?
Sure, either
I’m also nervous about breaking migration through the archives.
Unfortunately I don't know enough about HyperKitty to help you
there. I suspect that the HyperKitty guys have paid about the same
amount of attention to consistency across migration as the Postorius
folks have, and it matters
Thanks Aurélien! Is there some documentation (or code) somewhere I can
look at for that?
Unfortunately there is no separate documentation for the REST API, but
if you install HyperKitty and browse the /api URL, there is an HTML
rendering that explains endpoints and their use.
Aurélien
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Hey Colin, sorry for not replying earlier
There is a REST interface in HyperKitty, that will give you access to
the archives if you want to implement another web interface on top of
it. The good thing is that I know someone who already did that, with
about the same needs as you, so it must be
Re: Hyperkitty: Last time I checked it didn't seem to implement any
access control for non-public lists. This isn't really a bug, but it
restricts HK to be used with public lists only.
@Aurelien: Is that correct? If so: Would you mind me suggesting some
ideas to add member checking for
I don't recall, but I think finishing HyperKitty was one of them.
AFAIK it doesn't work as advertised now (at least that's what Shanu
told me in her work on a unified Messaging Interface for Systers).
Oh, I'm interested by any bug reports. Please.
The documentation is *definitely wrong* in
It would be nice if you at least reported releases here
occasionally.
Very true, I need to do that.
I've also created a branch and a pull request in Launchpad with
lots of modifications to the import script.
Branch and pull request for what import script?
The import21 command, which is
Hey all,
I first thought about opening a bug for this, but I think it needs a
small discussion first.
In Mailman3 the message templates are stored on disk (welcome.txt,
footer-generic.txt, ...)
However, unless I missed something, there is no hint about the encoding
of those files.
As a result,
Hello Mailman devs !
HyperKitty, the Mailman 3 archiver, is advancing at a reasonable pace,
and the time has come for its first alpha release.
The code has been published on PyPI :
- http://pypi.python.org/pypi/HyperKitty/
- http://pypi.python.org/pypi/KittyStore
I've also written some
This is very interesting, thanks a lot for your suggestions.
If the base url is static, perhaps with some placeholders for list-specific
information, then the same approach used for mhonarc could be used for
hyperkitty.
That would work nicely for list_url() and permalink() indeed, even if it
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