[Mailman-Users] just the html please

[Klavs Klavsen]

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>       I am trying to set up a list that allows html formatting but no other 
> attachments.  The ONLY way I can get the formatting is to set "Should 
> Mailman filter the content of list traffic according to the settings 
> below?" to No, which of course means I can't eliminate any other items.  If 
> the filter is turned on all html is converted to plain text regardless of 
> how the "Should Mailman convert text/html parts to plain text?" setting is set.
> 
>      I have tried leaving all fields blank, and I have tried setting 
> everything I can think of in the "Remove message attachments that don't 
> have a matching content type" box.  It seems the html to text conversion 
> can not be stopped if filtering is on.  After more than an hour of testing, 
> reading the FAQs, searching the archives and trying Google I'm ready for 
> someone to make me feel dumb with an obvious answer!!
> 

I only have one idea, using the spamfilter to remove attachments?

Using a match like (does it support regexp?)
if you want to disable certain extention names (these are virus-names ;)
^.*name="[^"]+\.(hta|com|pif|vbs|vbe|js|jse|exe|lnk|bat|cmd|vxd|eml|scr|chm)"

or just every attachment.
^.*name="[^"]+\.*[^"]"

nb. these attachments are a part of the email-body so even though
mailman may not search headers(? - I'm new to Mailman), this would be
matched anyways.
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