The problem I described in January is still happening. I find the current
bounce processing of mailman to be inadequate. Something more like the bounce
processing of ezmlm is needed.
I should not be removed from a mailing list purely on the basis of bounces of
uncontrolled messages. The messages
Hello all,
I've encountered some list member addresses like so (I've substituted
the domain name here to protect the guilty):
%./list_members some-list
[EMAIL PROTECTED] * ben
I can't remove a member address like this:
%./remove_members -n -N some-list "[EMAIL PROTECTED] * ben"
Traceback (most
How about using single quotes (in Bbash)?:
%./remove_members -n -N some-list '[EMAIL PROTECTED] * ben'
I think that should pass the whole thing as one element of remove_members'
argv. This would only work if the missing space was what "caused the
problem".
What's the policy on reporting errors b
Nope, same traceback. Seems like maybe remove_members is doing some
string scrubbing that it perhaps should not. I should have stated I've
tried nearly all permutations of shell single/double quoting and
escaping I can think of (but please don't let that stop anyone from
suggesting one of whi
Try this;
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.013.htp
Andrew D. Clark wrote:
Nope, same traceback. Seems like maybe remove_members is doing some
string scrubbing that it perhaps should not. I should have stated I've
tried nearly all permutations of shell single/double
