* Tokio Kikuchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on [2005-12-14 18:49]:
> Hi,
>
> Can you test attached patch in your system? My system accepts non-ascii
> characters in logging and does not reproduce your error.
Your patch worked. And yes I have Python 2.4.2. Thank you very much.
I'd like to ask thi
At 6:26 PM -0500 2005-12-14, Barry Warsaw wrote:
> While in general I think the mailing list is a lousy place to do spam
> removal (it is better done upstream of the MLM), I do think we could add
> some useful controls to help here.
I can certainly see the advantage in allowing Mailman
Brad Knowles wrote:
> Unless you're talking about Python code you've developed to
> implement this feature, or commenting on Python code that someone
> else has developed to implement this feature, I'm pretty certain that
> this discussion belongs on mailman-users and not here.
>
>
I personally agree that MM is a poor place to do spam management. What
we're considering doing is using some Courier-IMAP-fu to make it work
all pretty like. If SA/dspam/whatever tags a post to a list as spam, it
is delivered to an IMAP mailbox folder that the list administrators can
access. To app
While agreeing that MM is not really a good spam control place, my life
would be made easier if:-
* Marking a message as spam killed all other messages sent by the
same sender address to that and all other lists currently
awaiting moderation.
* Marking a message as spam
On Dec 15, 2005, at 03:39, Edward Elhauge wrote:
> I'd like to ask this list another question. Would there be any
> philosophical objection to a config flag in Python that would
> /dev/null the "Post by non-member to a members-only list"?
>
> I've done this in the past, for older versions, but not
Nigel Metheringham wrote:
> While agreeing that MM is not really a good spam control place, my life
> would be made easier if:-
> * Marking a message as spam killed all other messages sent by the
> same sender address to that and all other lists currently
> awaiting moderation
Hello,
I'm interested in using OpenID[1,2], a decentralized single-sign-on
system for the Web, as an alternative to passwords for authorizing
Mailman users. I have not yet gotten a good understanding of the
Mailman code base. I have a few questions:
Is there developer orientation documentation so
