Hi,
I'm running mailman 2.1.1 with a moderated list and digest. I noticed that often (but not always), messages in the plaintext digest include more headers than needed. Sometimes it's only a "content-type" header at the end, but sometimes it's even the complete header (includindg the whole "List-" header story). Before I submit this as a bug I wanted to make sure if somebody noticed this before. I can't imagine nobody had this problem already...
Regards,
Ricardo.
On Thu, 2003-04-03 at 13:56, Ricardo Kustner wrote:
I'm running mailman 2.1.1 with a moderated list and digest. I noticed that often (but not always), messages in the plaintext digest include more headers than needed. Sometimes it's only a "content-type" header at the end, but sometimes it's even the complete header (includindg the whole "List-" header story). Before I submit this as a bug I wanted to make sure if somebody noticed this before. I can't imagine nobody had this problem already...
Nope, haven't seen it before. If you do submit a bug report, it would be extremely helpful to have a digest.mbox file that exhibits the problem. Capturing that might require you to hack the code to make a backup copy of each digest.mbox file before using it to generate the digests.
Also, see Defaults.py for the list of headers kept in digests (I can't remember if this changed in 2.1.1 or only in cvs, and I'm offline at the moment).
-Barry
Hi,
Barry Warsaw wrote:
I'm running mailman 2.1.1 with a moderated list and digest. I noticed that often (but not always), messages in the plaintext digest include more headers than needed. Sometimes it's only a "content-type" header at the end, but sometimes it's even the complete header (includindg the whole "List-" header story). Before I submit this as a bug I wanted to make sure if somebody noticed this before. I can't imagine nobody had this problem already... Nope, haven't seen it before. If you do submit a bug report, it would be extremely helpful to have a digest.mbox file that exhibits the problem. Capturing that might require you to hack the code to make a backup copy of each digest.mbox file before using it to generate the digests.
I saw you fixed the bug (thanks for that! :))... could you eloborate on what was wrong? maybe I can fix it in my own installation without having to revert to running the cvs version...
Regards,
Ricardo.
On Mon, 2003-04-07 at 15:36, Ricardo Kustner wrote:
I saw you fixed the bug (thanks for that! :))... could you eloborate on what was wrong? maybe I can fix it in my own installation without having to revert to running the cvs version...
IIRC Mailman was just ignoring the KKEP variable to calculate some of the digest headers. You can always wait for 2.1.2 which will be released RSN <wink>.
-Barry
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