Greg Stein wrote:
>> So whoever created this mailing list software, aren't aware of these
>> issues? It would do havok to those using PGP-signed messages,
>> no? (Not that I noticed a lot of these here).
>
> Oh, they (CollabNet) are aware. They have some fixes for the various
> issues, but they aren't going to be fixed until the next release
> (whenever that may be).
It's from CollabNet? Interesting.
It's a pretty interesting ML software they have. They can take
an e-mail and hold it on a mod queue and then have the mods
sending a response (allowing comments too?). Then sending
the approved message to both the mailing list and the forum.
That's a pretty cool.
With the mailer.py, if Collabnet had a nntp server, it'd be
a cool bonus. Of course, posting on the nntp server might
complicate their processes since they'd have to take the
nntp post and save it to the mailing list as well. And plus
the fact moderating nntp newsgroups is a whole different
ball game. (Read only nntp groups? Would do well for
svn and issues lists.)
>
> And yah, it would probably throw off signed messages. But as you note,
> it is very rare for somebody in an Open Source community to sign a
> message as protection against tampering. Not that useful in an open
> environment :-P
Point well taken. :)
Edmund
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