On 8/6/09 9:08 PM, "Mark Sapiro" wrote:
> Thus, the idea of allowing "[Approved: password]" in the subject header
> and removing only that text from the subject has appeal because it
> doesn't depend on any characteristics of the message body.
Won't work in an environment in which the message
On Aug 7, 2009, at 10:59 AM, Barry Finkel wrote:
Barry Warsaw wrote:
As a comparison, Launchpad's code review process allows for commands
in the body of the message. It looks for specific commands prepended
by a space. I don't particularly like that approach though because
the space can be
Khalil Abbas wrote:
>
>well I'm sorry I didn't quite understand, what should I do with this file you
>sent me (approve.patch.txt) ?? where should I put it and what to name it and
>what to do with its permissions n stuff?
I probably shouldn't tell you because if you don't know how to apply a
pat
x27;m still zero in tghis stuff..
Thanks ..
> Date: Thu, 6 Aug 2009 13:59:49 -0700
> From: m...@msapiro.net
> To: khillo...@hotmail.com; mailman-users@python.org
> Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] Approved: password header!
>
> Khalil Abbas wrote:
> >
> >my sug
Barry Warsaw wrote:
>As a comparison, Launchpad's code review process allows for commands
>in the body of the message. It looks for specific commands prepended
>by a space. I don't particularly like that approach though because
>the space can be hard to see.
Would it find a command that
On Aug 7, 2009, at 12:08 AM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
The idea is to require the square brackets so a mere "approved:" in
the
subject (such as this message) doesn't trigger a match. We only match
if we find "Approve:" or "Approved:" followed by a single "word"
inside the square brackets and then we
Brad Knowles wrote:
>on 8/6/09 9:14 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull said:
>
>> > I'll consider this as a feature for Mailman 2.2
>>
>> I think this is unwise. The subject header is read by everybody, and
>> you can't just delete it, so you have to munge it. More complexity.
>> It's not so hard to add
on 8/6/09 9:14 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull said:
> I'll consider this as a feature for Mailman 2.2
I think this is unwise. The subject header is read by everybody, and
you can't just delete it, so you have to munge it. More complexity.
It's not so hard to add an Approved pseudo-header.
Some pe
Mark Sapiro writes:
> If your clients insist on posting HTML only messages and can't add an
> actual Approved: header to the message, then you can try patching
> Mailman/Handlers/Approve.py to recognize "[Approved: password]" in the
> Subject: header. The attached Approve.patch.txt file contai
Khalil Abbas wrote:
>
>my suggestion is, before I had the honor to use outlook I had Smartermail ..
>they have a cool feature of approving messages with passwords is to use it in
>the subject line itself : "[password: PASSWORD] Subject bla bla bla".. then
>it removes the password part of course
Dear Mailman admins,
I have a suggestion for you .. I'm running 42 lists for my clients, I let them
use microsoft outlook to send their newletters to their customers and I do the
management part .. since someone hacked into one of my lists and started
posting to it using the modertor's emai
Trevor Dodds wrote:
>
>I'm setting up a Newsletter mailing list and currently using the
>moderated address to allow sending, this is a problem because if
>anyone figures this out our list will be spammed to death. I read that
>you could add an "Approved: " into the body of the message but
>where
Hi,
I'm setting up a Newsletter mailing list and currently using the
moderated address to allow sending, this is a problem because if
anyone figures this out our list will be spammed to death. I read that
you could add an "Approved: " into the body of the message but
where in mailman do you s
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