Zbigniew Szalbot wrote:
>
>If I ever want to upgrade mailman (currently I have the latest
>stable version so no problem), can /usr/local/mailman/Mailman/MailList.py
>be overwritten during upgrade or is it one of those files that don't get
>updated?
It is one of the files that definitely does get
Hello,
>>Thanks a lot. But this does not give me the full name of the list as on
>>the mailman homepage for the list (where I took the MM-List-Name variable
>>from) but again expands into ppl which is the real name of the list.
>
>
> Then I'm guessing what you want is the list description (self.
Zbigniew Szalbot wrote
>
>Thanks a lot. But this does not give me the full name of the list as on
>the mailman homepage for the list (where I took the MM-List-Name variable
>from) but again expands into ppl which is the real name of the list.
Then I'm guessing what you want is the list descriptio
Zbigniew Szalbot wrote:
>
>> Yes, you made a mistake. You'll probably find tracebacks from the
>> exception in Mailman's error log. The problem is the value you have
>> assigned to the key 'MM-List-Name' is not a defined variable. You need
>>
>> 'MM-List-Name' : mlist.real_name,
>>
Hello again,
> And I made a mistake too. It should be
>
> 'MM-List-Name' : self.real_name,
Thanks a lot. But this does not give me the full name of the list as on
the mailman homepage for the list (where I took the MM-List-Name variable
from) but again expands into ppl which is t
Hi there again,
> Yes, you made a mistake. You'll probably find tracebacks from the
> exception in Mailman's error log. The problem is the value you have
> assigned to the key 'MM-List-Name' is not a defined variable. You need
>
> 'MM-List-Name' : mlist.real_name,
>
> rather than
Zbigniew Szalbot wrote:
>
>I tried your advice and added such a line:
>
> 'MM-List-Name' : mm_list_name,
>
>However, mailman stopped sending confirmation messages to me so I guess I
>must have made a mistake (I added %(mm_list_name)s to verify.txt.
Yes, you made a mistake. You'll
Hello,
> The substititions in templates are defined in a Python dictionary that
> is passed to the call to produce the substituted template. In general,
> the parameters which can be substituted are specific to a given
> template and are only those which appear in the base template.
>
> In this ca
Zbigniew Szalbot wrote:
>
>Is it possible to insert an equivalent of %(MM-List-Name)s into verity.txt
>template? For example, I have list which real name is ppl. It is an
>abbreviation and does not mean anything. But when people get the
>confirmation message, they should see a full name.
>
>I tried
Hello,
Is it possible to insert an equivalent of %(MM-List-Name)s into verity.txt
template? For example, I have list which real name is ppl. It is an
abbreviation and does not mean anything. But when people get the
confirmation message, they should see a full name.
I tried %(MM-List-Name)s, then
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