We're hosted by pgHoster.com, which wisely has "personalization" turned off for Mailman. This makes sense -- saves processor, etc. -- but it leaves me with no python variable for the "addressed_to" recipient to append to the URL for the options page. Thus instead of:
http://my.com/mailman/options/xxlist_my.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I use: http://my.com/mailman/options/xxlist_my.com/
This works, of course, in that it goes to the right page and the user can type in their e-mail address. No sweat. BUT ... since I have no email_address appended to the URL the user sees the error message stating this obvious fact!!
Is there a way to avoid the error message at the top of the options page?
It can be done - but you would have to hack a file and you many not have the ability to do that. The error message is found in <prefix>/mailman/Mailman/Cgi/options.py . I'd suggest modifying it to cover your situation rather than removing it.
<>< Paul
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