On 04/07/09 02:49, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
This could be done in a custom Handler. I haven't worked on such a
thing in a long while, but somebody who's familiar with the email
package could probably work a simple one up in less than an hour.
Loop over the from addresses, and in that loop, loop over a
dictionary like
*nod*
This is along the exact same lines that I was talking about in my
previous post.
Then insert that Handler into either the global pipeline (if you want
it to happen for all lists) or the list-specific pipelines for the
lists where it should happen using bin/withlist. (Don't worry if you
don't understand any of that; anybody who can do the work will know
what I'm talking about, it's not rocket science.)
Ok... Now you are starting to make me think that there are places in
the Mailman code that will look for custom code (in a separate file that
is called if it exists?) that can be executed to do things like this.
Is this the case?
If this is not currently the case, how difficult would it be (and would
it be worth while) calling a ""stub function in separate files that
would allow users to run their own custom ""translation code with out
having to get in to the main Mailman code?
Grant. . . .
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