Peter Knowles writes:
> I'm attempting to re-create the "Membership Management" using PHP. More
> specifically, I want to be able to view, and modify all column data
> associated with each subscriber in the same way the default Mailman UI does
> (ex. Name, Email, MOD, Hide, Nomail, Ack, Not Me
On 06/16/2014 02:54 PM, Peter Knowles wrote:
> Mark,
>
> I'm also considering the use of the PEAR module Services_Mailman, which
> appears to interact with the Mailman default admin UI behind the scenes.
> This options may be feasible in the short term. Are you aware if this
> works with the curre
On 06/16/2014 03:54 PM, Peter Knowles wrote:
> Lindsay,
...
>
> You had mentioned something about "withlist" being the script which may can
> do pretty much everything. Could this script be used for "updating"
> subscriber settings, and if so could you give an example?
Actually, both withlist an
Lindsay,
I didn't mean to come off as completely ignoring your suggestions.
As for the temporary solution, yes this would require that the existing UI
continue to be running in order to work, which as mentioned may be a
"temporary" immediate solution while I work to gain the required knowledge.
On Mon, 2014-06-16 at 14:50 -0700, Peter Knowles wrote:
> Mark,
>
> Preferably I'd like to transparently issue a command to Mailman backend
> script(s). That is, my PHP UI would make localized changes to queue (for
> scheduled changes) or directly via the "exec" (or similar) command (for
> real-ti
Mark,
I'm also considering the use of the PEAR module Services_Mailman, which
appears to interact with the Mailman default admin UI behind the scenes.
This options may be feasible in the short term. Are you aware if this works
with the current 2.x.x branch of Mailman without issue?
Best Regards,
Mark,
Preferably I'd like to transparently issue a command to Mailman backend
script(s). That is, my PHP UI would make localized changes to queue (for
scheduled changes) or directly via the "exec" (or similar) command (for
real-time changes).
Essentially, we want to be in a position eventually to
On 06/16/2014 02:01 PM, Peter Knowles wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm attempting to re-create the "Membership Management" using PHP. More
> specifically, I want to be able to view, and modify all column data
> associated with each subscriber in the same way the default Mailman UI does
> (ex. Name, Email, MOD
On Mon, 2014-06-16 at 14:01 -0700, Peter Knowles wrote:
> I'm attempting to re-create the "Membership Management" using PHP. More
> specifically, I want to be able to view, and modify all column data
> associated with each subscriber in the same way the default Mailman UI does
> (ex. Name, Email, M
Hi,
I'm attempting to re-create the "Membership Management" using PHP. More
specifically, I want to be able to view, and modify all column data
associated with each subscriber in the same way the default Mailman UI does
(ex. Name, Email, MOD, Hide, Nomail, Ack, Not Metoo, NoDupes, Digest,
Plain, L
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