[Mailman-Users] Extremely High Membership lists
J C Lawrence
claw at cp.net
Thu Jun 29 03:23:07 CEST 2000
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000 16:46:17 -0700
Chuq Von Rospach <chuqui at plaidworks.com> wrote:
> At 7:27 PM -0400 6/28/00, Neil Cooler wrote:
>> I haven't had anyone tell me that mailman is NOT the proper list
>> manager for this application yet, so I am still working towards
>> my 11:00 AM tomorrow deadline to have mailman working and in
>> production with several smaller internal lists.
> I made the decision not to go production until Barry finished B3.
I've stuck with v1.1 in production systems here.
I also have significant problems with the new moderation interface
which has removed significant functionality by showing only an
excerpted/truncated version of the held message in a TEXTAREA rather
than the entire message. The old format of showing the entire
message allowed me as list moderator:
a) To know exactly what I was approving, and thus not miss
something untoward toward the end of a message.
b) To copy off the held message locally, for local editing and
resubmitting, say with editorial/moderation comments.
The new moderation interface prevents both those abilities, and is
not configurable to return to the old format.
Bad stuff.
Barry: If I submit a patch to make this a configurable option, what
the chance of getting this in before release (presuming decent
code)? I can't use 2.x at all without being able to see the entire
message in the moderation interface.
> Barry won't do that until this re-send problem is resolved. If
> your deadline is tomorrow, in your position, I'd call in sick and
> wait for B3.....
Not a bad choice if he could make it.
That said, he has the opportunity to start out slow (internal lists
et al). v1.1 is nto a bad choice for that _IF_ the timing of when
he has to import more populous lists (say over 5,000 members) can be
held off for a little while.
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