> I like the idea of a master command, and quite naturally I would choose
> 'mailman'. I didn't know that Trac did this, but lots of other programs
> do, and I would look at the Bazaar code to see if there's anything we can
> steal there too. If there's a Cheeseshop package we can just use, a
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On Nov 7, 2008, at 5:25 AM, Andy Buckley wrote:
It sounds trivial, but one thing that I've always regarded as a
usability problem in MM2 is the proliferation of admin command
names. As
a terminal junky, a common way to learn the functionality of
Andy Buckley writes:
> In MM, there is no common prefix
Since most commands work best from the Mailman home directory, "bin/"
works fine for me.
> is to have a single admin command which can either behave like a
> non-interactive process or a subcommand interpreter, depending on
> how it is
Hi,
I've been meaning to send this mail for a long time, but for one reason
or another (mostly fear of making UI suggestions for a project whose
internals I don't really know) have repeatedly managed to put it off!
It sounds trivial, but one thing that I've always regarded as a
usability problem
