Barry Finkel wrote:
I am converting most of our Majordomo lists to Mailman. After I
converted one list, the list administrator sent the command
who LISTNAME
to the converted list. It was not caught as administrivia. In the
2.1.9 source Utils.py, I see
ADMINDATA = {
# admin keyword: (minimum #args, maximum #args)
...
'who': (0, 0),
Is there a reason why the max #args for who is not set to 1 or 2 to
catch these commands?
who password listname
who listname
who listname address=address
Actually, none of the above are valid Mailman email commands. Commands
are sent to listname-request, so listname is never part of the
command. However,
who password
who password address=address
are valid commands with 1 and 2 arguments. This was changed in 2002
when the individual command modules were added. Prior to this, the
only valid command was
who
I suspect it was an oversight to not update the Utils.ADMINDATA
dictionary at that time, but I don't know. The following may have had
something to do with it, but I think on balance, catching
who xxx yyy
as administrivia is the right thing to do. I'm going to change it.
Is it because the revised code would catch this (and similar) lines:
Who is it?
--
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San Francisco Bay Area, Californiabetter use your sense - B. Dylan
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