Re: [Mailman-Users] Number of members on each page
"Barry A. Warsaw" wrote:
> "B" == Bob <bob@nleaudio.com> writes:
B> So how do you change it for a list already created? Export the B> config file, mess with it, then re-import?Make bin/withlist your best friend! :)
Could you describe exactly how to do this, please - perhaps even add it to the FAQ? It would be of great help to those of us who don't know, nor have the time to learn, python. Thanks.
Didn't even bother to look at bin/withlist, did you?
There's a huge example right at the beginning of the script.
Dan Mick wrote:
"Barry A. Warsaw" wrote:
>> "B" == Bob <bob@nleaudio.com> writes:
B> So how do you change it for a list already created? Export the B> config file, mess with it, then re-import?Make bin/withlist your best friend! :)
Could you describe exactly how to do this, please - perhaps even add it to the FAQ? It would be of great help to those of us who don't know, nor have the time to learn, python. Thanks.
Didn't even bother to look at bin/withlist, did you?
There's a huge example right at the beginning of the script.
Actually, I did look at it, and perhaps I'm clueless, but it made no sense to me, not knowing perl or python, so I asked for help. Thanks for your input.
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Once upon a time (Fri Nov 30), Shaun Erickson wrote:
Dan Mick wrote:
Didn't even bother to look at bin/withlist, did you?
There's a huge example right at the beginning of the script.
Actually, I did look at it, and perhaps I'm clueless, but it made no sense to me, not knowing perl or python, so I asked for help. Thanks for your input.
It doesn't appear that this has been answered. Here you go:
% su
% cd <mailman installation dir>
% python -i bin/withlist -l mylist
>>> m.admin_member_chunksize = 100
>>> m.Save()
>>> <press Ctrl-D to exit>
% exitYou are simply modifying the values in the object representing your list. To find out what values you can change, what functions there are, et cetera, look in Mailman/MailList.py.
I tried adding this to the FAQ, but it apparently requires a password which you get by joining some other web page: 'At the moment, only PSA members will be told the password. This is a good time to join the PSA! See the PSA home page.' The provided link goes somewhere that doesn't mention anything about joining/subscribing, too busy to look further.
Larry
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