Yves Moisan wrote:
>
>A final question : I see now that even restarting Mailman won't change
>the list-specific handler application and one needs to explicitly delete
>it if one wants to get rid of it. That's a good thing. But where are
>list-specific pipeline defs stored ?
The pipeline attr
Hi Mark,
Our emails crossed here. I just tried importing my handler on the
python prompt and the syntax error popped obvious. The minute the
pipeline for the list was set with /bin/config_list I could see the pyc
so I knew I was in business.
A final question : I see now that even restartin
Mark:
I had forgotten the ":" at the end of the if line.
Sorry for the noise.
Yves
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Yves Moisan wrote:
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>It seems the handler stops the list from working. When I delete the new
>pipeline the list works fine so it's the Python file (or the way I
>included it in the pipeline ?) that has a problem.
>
>I've tried including a she-bang line or not (see below for both the
>handler a
Hi Mark,
It seems the handler stops the list from working. When I delete the new
pipeline the list works fine so it's the Python file (or the way I
included it in the pipeline ?) that has a problem.
I've tried including a she-bang line or not (see below for both the
handler and the text fil
Ma, Yuan wrote:
>
>Is there a way to see a members current score on bounce levels?
>I would appreciate it very much if you could tell me the way to see a members
>current score on bounce levels.
An individual members current bounce score if any is on the members
'options' page which is accessabl
Hi,
We are using mailman as our mailing list at OSU.
A professor who is an admin for his mailing list found that three people's
email addresses were removed from his mailing list due to bounced score.
Is there a way to see a members current score on bounce levels?
I would appreciate it very muc
