Re: [Mailman-Users] Gratuitous "True".

[Dan Mahoney, System Admin]

On Fri, 16 Jan 2009, Mark Sapiro wrote:


I took a closer look at my own archives and I see it is related to
Richard's patches, but it is not the patch that's the problem. The
'True' is supposed to be "" The problem is that
you have (probably in mm_cfg.py, but maybe in Defaults.py)

ARCHIVE_INDEXING_ENABLE = 'True'

instead of or overriding

ARCHIVE_INDEXING_ENABLE = ''


Yup, I found that -- it took me a while because of the variables, I 
actually had ARCHIVE_INDEXING_ENABLE=1, and I was grepping all my configs 
and the patches for "True".


I also found a bug in his docs with at least one variable he's not 
documenting right.


Also, can you see why one would think that these lines would be a boolean?

-Dan

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Gratuitous "True".

[Mark Sapiro]

Mark Sapiro wrote:

>Dan Mahoney, System Admin wrote:
>>
>>After updating to 2.1.11 (from BSD ports, against python2.5), I'm seeing 
>>that several of my list archives have the word "True" scattered througout 
>>(at the bottoms of tables).
>>
>>Something like this:
>>
>> October 2008:
>> 
>>   [ Thread ]
>>
>>   [ Subject ]
>>   [ Author ]
>>True
>>   [ Date ]
>>
>
>
>I don't know where the "True" is coming from, but 
>comes from Richard Barrett's archive indexer and htdig patches
>, so I suspect the problem is
>somehow related. If you installed these patches, I suggest you review
>what was done there. If they are part of the BSD port, I suggest you
>contact the packager.


Nevermind...


I took a closer look at my own archives and I see it is related to
Richard's patches, but it is not the patch that's the problem. The
'True' is supposed to be "" The problem is that
you have (probably in mm_cfg.py, but maybe in Defaults.py)

ARCHIVE_INDEXING_ENABLE = 'True'

instead of or overriding

ARCHIVE_INDEXING_ENABLE = ''

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Gratuitous "True".

[Mark Sapiro]

Dan Mahoney, System Admin wrote:
>
>After updating to 2.1.11 (from BSD ports, against python2.5), I'm seeing 
>that several of my list archives have the word "True" scattered througout 
>(at the bottoms of tables).
>
>Something like this:
>
> October 2008:
> 
>   [ Thread ]
>
>   [ Subject ]
>   [ Author ]
>True
>   [ Date ]
>


I don't know where the "True" is coming from, but 
comes from Richard Barrett's archive indexer and htdig patches
, so I suspect the problem is
somehow related. If you installed these patches, I suggest you review
what was done there. If they are part of the BSD port, I suggest you
contact the packager.

Note that I had a 2.1.11 installation with these patches and now have a
2.1.12rc1 installation with these patches and have never seen this, so
the issue is not with the patches per se, but may be with how they
were applied.

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