Assume you have two addresses
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
and
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
, and your mailman's SMART_ADDRESS_MATCH = 1 (default in Defaults.py).
If [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a member, subscribe request from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is rejected because of
`Already a member`. In turn, even if [EMAIL PROTECTED]
is a member, subscribe request from [EMAIL PROTECTED] is accepted
gracefully. The consequence of the latter case is having both two
addresses in the list, which is considered conflict in the former case.
I cannot tell whether you should have only one or both two of them,
though I feel a break of symmetry. What do you feel about it?
I have tried above with mailman-2.0.8 .
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WATANABE Katsuhiro
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