[Mailman-Users] broadcast-type lists

[Dan Mick]

Oh, oops.  Didn't test things in bin/

newlist and add_members both need a new first parameter to their
'maketext()' calls.  For both, it's "mlist".

I'll update the patch.

> Dan,
> 
> After applying the per-list templates path (which is otherwise 
> great), I'm getting this traceback when creating a new list:
> 
> 
> Traceback (innermost last):
>    File "./newlist", line 155, in ?
>      main(sys.argv)
>    File "./newlist", line 138, in main
>      {'listname'    : listname,
> TypeError: not enough arguments; expected 3, got 2
> 
> 
> I get it just after it gives me the aliases block, though it does 
> seem to create the list ok.  Any ideas?
> 
> 	- H
> 
> 
> >>  >The real answer is to allow private templates files per-list.
> >>  >Let me see what I can figure out.
> >>
> >>  Yes that sounds perfect.
> >
> >Patch #100953 (on sourceforge) allows list-specific files; you
> >put them in ~mailman/lists/<listname/ , and they're used in
> >preference to the ones in ~mailman/templates for that list.
> >
> >It was a bit dodgy how I had to do it; the list object wasn't
> >previously passed to Utils.maketext(), so I had to find all the
> >callers of maketext and add the list object to the call params.
> >Mostly, the change is in Utils.py, but there's a slight touch to
> >a lot of other files.
> >
> >I'll submit this over on mailman-developers and see if anyone
> >has any comments, but it seems to work.  Of course it's only
> >valid against the current CVS snapshot as of right now
> >(Barry's been changing a lot tonight preparing for beta5).
> >
> >
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