Marco complains out about this:
> In many parts of the web interface I am getting the same mailman bug: It
started when confirming a subscription through the online interface:
> File "/usr/local/mailman/Mailman/OldStyleMemberships.py", line 312, in
setMemberOption
> self.__mlist.user_options[memberkey] |= flag
> TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for |=: 'list' and 'int'
I saw this sort of problem happen too. I had been running mailman on one
server, and then I tar'ed up the contents of the list info and archives
and moved it over to an identically configured computer. Or so I thought.
Things mostly worked well, but I kept getting these type errors. Things
worsened to the point where the Web GUI stopped working, config_list -o
stopped working, list_members -d listname stopped working (although
list_members -r listname still worked). It turned out they always were
related to member list and list configuration settings. Ultimately, I
did:
list_members -r listname > regular.folks
list_members -d listname > digest.folks
# the last invocation died with a typeerror
# may not have gotten everyone
rmlist listname
newlist listname
# went off to the GUI and re-set up the list,
# free from type errors! then...
add_members -r regular.folks -d digest.folks listname
And then I told everyone their passwords were changed. Fortunately rmlist
doesn't destroy the list archives.
Magically it appears everything is working now... no more typeerrors.
I suspect that something subtle was broken in a digest member entry for
that list, and it screwed up everything else (it seems config_list -o even
pokes through the member list enough to get a type error).
Cheers,
James
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