At 02:22 PM 3/21/00 -0500, you wrote:
>>>>> "RJ" == Ron
Jarrell <jarrell@vt.edu> writes:
RJ> Upgraded my test machine, which was running a
month or two ago
RJ> cvs snapshot, and so far things are ok.
Except for gateing
RJ> *to* a list, but someone already caught
that.
Right. That change should have been checked in by now, so doing a
cvs
update should get you the fix to
Mailman/Handlers/ToUsenet.py
Will do.
Oh, also (which you may have fixed in this latest round of checkins, I
haven't
grabbed today's yet) the cron Makefile still wanted to install
run_queue.
RJ> Note
that the images aren't in the cvs repository yet.
The should be! Take a look at
http://cvs.python.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/mailman/misc/
Ah.. mailman/misc... I found mailman.jpg and dragonlogo.jpg in
admin/www/images
(which seemed a reasonably place for them), but not the others.
Because having found
some there, I didn't look in misc...
and you should find
PythonPowered.png, gnu-head-tiny.jpg, and
mailman.jpg which are the three logos.
RJ> (Is the python image really a PNG?
Yuck.)
Why yuck? My dilemma was this: PythonPowered.gif is
purposefully
transparent around the edges of the oval, but we can't use
gifs
As the character on Saturday Night Live would say. "Oh.
Never mind."
I knew earlier netscapes didn't do pngs. At some point when I
installed Plugger
into my solaris netscape it picked up PNGs. But handed them to an
image program
that couldn't display them. I'd seen that my attempts to do some
PNG graphs (using
a PNG converted GIFgraph, since GD doesn't do gifs) failed miserably...
Apparently
inline PNGs however, quite transparently to me, were working
fine... I just went through
and deleted all the variants of the mime type and the external handler,
and lo and behold,
pngs display right now. Go figure.
because Mailman is Gnu. I'd
have preferred jpegs for consistency, but
I couldn't figure out how to make the transparency work (I don't
think
jpeg supports transparencies).
No, they don't. Shame, really. If they did animation and
transparancies, there'd
mostly only be one format out there now.