At 2:15 AM -0400 2005-05-12, Forrest Aldrich wrote:
> I was asked how mailman handles I/O from the web page - is it via direct
> writes, direct open of configs - or is the process proxied somehow, etc.
The Python code opens Python "pickle" files for the list
configuration, user settings, etc..., creates HTML for the web pages,
takes the input from the web page, and writes the relevant
information to the "pickles".
It is possible to set up a reverse web proxy that sits in front
of the Mailman web server, however.
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