Cannot access Ticke 22 (Mailman)

    Hi there,


    i wanted to see the status of the "Mailman" Ticket (Link) but i am unable to acces it.


    Message:
    Trac detected an internal error:
    TypeError: argument of type 'NoneType' is not iterable


    Can someone tell me how to access? Seems like a configuration/database error.

    Hello ;


    Well, the error about the link comes from the gravatar plugin for Trac. I'll investigate and report the problem.


    The mailman implementation was an idea from Kassah.


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    Ok thx.


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    Since a long time noone works on Mailman.


    Is there a chance to get this feature in the future?

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    One by One. I assign this Thread to kassash. Maybe he can answer


    It is definitally a desire of mine.


    There are a couple of complications that will keep it from being in the mainline codebase for a while...
    - Mailman 3 is almost out, which significantly changes a lot of things (their almost out is like... 2-3 years)
    - Mailman 2 has some quirks that keep it from being easy to implement. (i.e. two domains cannot use the same list name)
    - There are some controls inside mailman 2 itself that need to be patched out (i.e. remove the users control over them)


    So, we're kinda stuck in a catch 22. More than likely if I do it right away. It will be a module. Nuxwin has already added some hooks into i-MSCP for that purpose.

    I know the Plek panel (while ago ;) ) and there were only options to add a list and users.


    Everything else can be managed with the mailman admin panel i think.


    (only setting up a new list and jump to the admin panel would be great too because everything can be configured inside the admin interface of mailman)

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    I know the Plek panel (while ago ;) ) and there were only options to add a list and users.


    Everything else can be managed with the mailman admin panel i think.


    (only setting up a new list and jump to the admin panel would be great too because everything can be configured inside the admin interface of mailman)


    Yep, it's the only reason I still use Plesk... Some of my accounts require list-servs. So those remain on Plesk.


    However Plesk has the same issue, they actually provide a copy of mailman that is fully patched to their needs, such that they are providing security updates, etc. themselves. i-MSCP devs don't have the bandwidth to do that unfortunately. Thus the desire to use distro provided packages.