On Monday 16 May 2011 08:06 PM, Barry Warsaw wrote:
The Pipermail archiver in MM3 currently integrates with Apache the same way
that Mailman 2.1 did, so it's best to follow those directions for now. This
may eventually change, and the instructions are largely untested for MM3, but
that's the
Welcome Dushyant and our other GSoC students!
BTW, I was mostly off-line last week attending the Ubuntu Developer Summit in
Budapest. I'm back now so you can ping me on IRC if you want to chat.
On May 15, 2011, at 06:03 PM, Dushyant Bansal wrote:
I am a gsoc candidate with mailman. I'll be
On May 15, 2011, at 06:15 PM, Benedict Stein wrote:
Did i understand something incorrectly or is the Django UI only a config
website ?
That is currently the case, yes.
Why don't we have all UI parts within the Django project (which I'll support
during gsoc ;-))
It's a good question. There are
Barry Warsaw ba...@list.org wrote:
Second, Pipermail has always generated static HTML files, so the web ui such
as it is, is basically just Apache vending those static HTML files. Now, I've
long thought that it would be better, and technically feasible, to generate
the archive HTML on the
On May 16, 2011, at 10:30 AM, Bill Janssen wrote:
Since UpLib can also process photos, Web pages, Powerpoint decks, Word,
PDF, etc., it can display attachments next to the mail message as
thumbnails with links to the attachment document. It's a tad tricky to
display those documents -- for years
Hi all,
I am a gsoc candidate with mailman. I'll be working on archives UI and
Search functionality. I'll be blogging about my progress here:
http://db42.wordpress.com
As my first task is to complete the UI part of the archives, I am trying
to get started with pipermail UI.
My first question
Did i understand something incorrectly or is the Django UI only a config
website ?
Why don't we have all UI parts within the Django project (which I'll support
during gsoc ;-))
Einen schönen Tag wünscht:
Benedict Stein
(versendet über Gmail-Webinterface)
2011/5/15 Dushyant Bansal
