Yup, that was it, a path problem.
Thanks so much for your persistence in expaining this to me. It works
now and will be of great help in further development of our list service.
I will post something on the list that summarizes the process. It
probably should also be posted to be included in the
On Jun 15, 2004, at 02:41, Christopher Adams wrote:
That addtopics.py was a typo. The name of the file is addtopic.py, but
when I run withlist, I get the error message that I quoted, that the
addtopic module doesn't exist.
I typically keep the *.py files I use with withlist in either the top
lev
At 1:02 PM -0700 2004-06-14, Christopher Adams wrote:
I see what you are saying, but the instructions were to create a file
called addtopic.py, include certain information in it, and then run it
with the withlist command. While reading abou Python modules, it says
that you can install them. I
I see what you are saying, but the instructions were to create a file
called addtopic.py, include certain information in it, and then run it
with the withlist command. While reading abou Python modules, it says
that you can install them. I don't know much about Python and am just
fishing for
At 10:41 AM -0700 2004-06-14, Christopher Adams wrote:
That addtopics.py was a typo. The name of the file is addtopic.py, but
when I run withlist, I get the error message that I quoted, that the
addtopic module doesn't exist. Do I have to 'install' the module or
something? I am a novice with Py
That addtopics.py was a typo. The name of the file is addtopic.py, but
when I run withlist, I get the error message that I quoted, that the
addtopic module doesn't exist. Do I have to 'install' the module or
something? I am a novice with Python, so am unfamiliar with modules, but
I have been re
On Fri, Jun 11, 2004 at 10:00:48AM -0700, Christopher Adams wrote:
> Thanks for your reply. As an experiment, I tried doing just as you said.
> I created a file named addtopics.py in the /lists/Mailman directory.
Spelling error? addtopics.py instead of addtopic.py?
> From the command line, I i
Thanks for your reply. As an experiment, I tried doing just as you said.
I created a file named addtopics.py in the /lists/Mailman directory.
From the command line, I issued the command: ./withlist -l -r addtopic
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The result follow:
Importing addtopic...
Tra
On Jun 11, 2004, at 07:33, Christopher Adams wrote:
Is there a way, other than using the subscriber user page to subsribe
subscribers to specific topics?. I have a list of about 1000
subscribers that I would like to break out into 5 topics. I don't want
to rely on the subscribers to have to do t
Is there a way, other than using the subscriber user page to subsribe
subscribers to specific topics?. I have a list of about 1000 subscribers
that I would like to break out into 5 topics. I don't want to rely on
the subscribers to have to do this. So, any ideas on how to do this in
batch via o
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