On 7/14/20 10:38 AM, mail...@werner.by wrote: > Hi, > > I've mailing lists with some members using non ASCII characters in there > names, like "Franz Müller <fmuel...@example.com>". > > Mailman 2.1.29 is installed. When I run "list_members -f mylist" I get > question marks in the output. Assuming Mailman has actually stored the names properly, i.e. they show correctly in the web admin membership list and/or when you see them in the output of Mailman's bin/dumpdb of the list's config.pck, the issue is that list_members encodes them in the character set returned by python's sys.getdefaultencoding() which is probably ascii. To fix this, you would add a call to
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