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Python issue 7970 rather than incorporating the fix for issue 7970 in our
Generator subclass.
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Python versions older than 2.6.x for some x <= 5 existed and caused
Wrapped message to be shunted. This is fixed. (LP: #1316682)
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sent as Precedence: list instead of bulk. (LP: #1313146)
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header. Bug #808821.
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*_these_nonmembers and send held/rejected notices to bogus addresses when
The From or other sender header is RFC 2047 encoded. Bug #702516.
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In addition, Mailman no longer escapes From_ lines in the body of
messages sent to regular list members, although MTA's may do it anyway.
This is to avoid breaking signatures per Bug #265967. Changes include
- Message.py, added a Generator class to avoid header folding and an
as_string() method wirth a mangle_from_ argument.
- Mailbox.py, uses new Message.Generator class.
- SMTPDirect.py, uses as_string(mangle_from_=False) to flatten message.
- Scrubber.py, removed unused ScrubberGenerator class.
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4.0.2 that causes email.Utils.getaddresses() to return a spurious (name,
address) tuple if the supplied argument is multi-line. The actual bug is
in email.Utils.parseaddr(), but the manifestation in Message.py is in
the use of getaddresses() in get_sender() and get_senders().
This fix works around the bug by passing the header field values through
Mailman.Utils.oneline().
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from Message.py
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This incorporates Python email patch:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=1409455&group_id=5470&atid=105470
and eventually be backed out if email package is updated.
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normalization, removal of tabs, copyright year updates to changed files,
docstring and comment fixes, and usage of True/False. I also made a pass
through the NEWS file.
One import was reordered, and after this commit I will move the mmdsr.readme
file to README.mmdsr.
From my perspective, after that we're ready to go.
I will port these changes forward to the trunk.
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function may stop regular delivery.
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because it's better not to have redundant code.
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