Paul Barnett wrote:
One of the subscribers to my mailing list is out of the country for an extended period, and I used "membership management" to check the "nomail" option until he returns.
However, it has no effect -- the mail is still being sent to him.
I don't have a fix, but i do have a something to try - go to the user's actual options page, and see if resetting the delivery option (using the site or list manager's password to authorize) does the job. For that matter, check to make sure it is set as you expect.
If this doesn't do it, i can only suggest entering a bug report in the jitterbug db - i think the url is http://www.python.org/mailman-bugs . (Bonus points for tracking down the bad code and reporting the fix!!-)
Ken Manheimer klm@digicool.com
"KM" == Ken Manheimer <klm@digicool.com> writes:
KM> I don't have a fix, but i do have a something to tryI can't seem to reproduce this.
KM> If this doesn't do it, i can only suggest entering a bug
KM> report in the jitterbug db - i think the url is
KM> http://www.python.org/mailman-bugs . (Bonus points for
KM> tracking down the bad code and reporting the fix!!-)This is the thing to do. I'm basically at the point where I'm relying on the bug database to figure out what to attack next. I can't seem to keep up with traffic on the mailing lists :-(
-Barry
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