Sundaram Ramachandran wrote:
>
>Suppose I create a list, titled todo-$name
>
>Any new post to this list would get assigned a Task id at the beginning of the 
>subject; for ex:
>
>Subject: [ToDo-$name] [Task 1] Install and Test Mailman [Created]
>
>Now when anybody replies to this post, it gets filed under this 'thread'. The 
>initial status is [Created]
>
>I could have status such as [Assigned],[In Progress] and [Completed].
>
>Later I should be able to sort the entire List per status, etc.
>
>Can this be done using Mailman in its present  form? Or should I post this in 
>Developers site  to get help?


This can be done in Mailman 2.1.x with a custom handler. See the FAQ at
<http://wiki.list.org/x/l4A9> for information on custom handlers. Your
handler would need to maintain persistent data about tasks and their
statuses, and you might need to develop some kind of application,
perhaps even a shell script with 'grep', 'sort', etc. to process the
Subject: headers from the archive .mbox or something using your task
data, to produce your reports.

-- 
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San Francisco Bay Area, California    better use your sense - B. Dylan

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