Given my circunstances I tried including these lines from Mailman 2.1.3:
# Encode any unicode strings into the list charset, so we don't try to
# join unicode strings and invalid ASCII.
charset = Utils.GetCharSet(self.mlist.preferred_language)
encoded_resp = []
As I wrote, I have in my mm_cfg.py for Spanish lists (Mailman 2.1.1):
DEFAULT_CHARSET = 'iso-8859-1'
VERBATIM_ENCODING = ['iso-8859-1']
I know that there are problems with the 'who ' command when the
user's names include certain characters, but right now I was playing with
the command 'who' witho
