Terri Oda writes:
> But there's only a handful of developers working on this, and I think
> the overhead, however small, is more than it's worth at the moment. So
> maybe we could keep them integrated for now until it's more clearly a
> win to split the tree off?
What worries me is that
On Oct 27, 2010, at 08:09 AM, Barry Warsaw wrote:
>Hi Simon. I can reproduce this with Python2.7 on Ubuntu 10.10. This is
>caused by the locknix package, which depends on setuptools_bzr. The issues
>you've identified with bzr on Python2.7 are causing the setuptools_bzr
>dependency to fail.
FWI
On Oct 27, 2010, at 01:33 PM, Simon Fraser wrote:
>I think the options for me will be "Build a .deb" or "Install Python &
>Mailman in their own environment." I asked because our current Mailman
>installation is on its own partition, replicated with DRBD, and I was
>concerned about being able to c
This is just incredible. Thanks so much!
On Oct 26, 2010, at 3:54 PM, Terri Oda wrote:
> As some of you may know, Mailman had a bunch of Google Summer of Code
> students working on our codebase via Systers, which hired students to do
> improvements on their Mailman-based list infrastructure
> The upstream fix is to remove this dependency from the locknix setup.py file.
> I'll try to do that in the next day or so. Once I release a new locknix
> package, it should work again. (Side note: I want to move locknix into the
> flufl namespace package, so things will change a bit more at s
On Oct 27, 2010, at 11:02 AM, Simon Fraser wrote:
>I've worked through the bzr install[0] and finally have my own separate
>install of Python 2.7 with bzr2.3, just for mailman. However, 2.7
>doesn't appear to work - should I be using Python 2.6 instead? Is there
>a way to get it working with 2.7?
Hi,
This is a newbie question, I realise, but I'm trying to get a branch of
mailman 3 working, so that I can add in some support for
LDAP/mailAlternateAddress lookups, which I know will be useful for our
site, and hopefully useful for others.
I've worked through the bzr install[0] and finally
