What should I do?
I'll try to fix this later today. The problem is that I've enabled unicode literals in all the source files, but Python's standard optparse.py module does not allow unicode options (I consider this a bug in the module, may or may not get fixed for Python 2.6). The solution is to wrap the option specs in str().
The other problem is that the command line scripts are not well tested. Eventually I'll add unit tests for those.
I think this is holding me up on my lmtp code. I need to be able to write a test that allows me to create a list, add a member, and change the member's posting permissions. All so that the lmtp server can reject the message if the sender doesn't have permission to post to the list.
Barry
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