Subj : Re: listserv.js
To : Digital Man
From : Bill McGarrity
Date : Mon Dec 08 2014 11:12 pm
-=> On 12-08-14 17:15, Digital Man wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-
> Hiya gang...
>
> I'm setting up a listserv group for a friend here. I already have one up
> and running so I know the configuration is correct. The issue I'm seeing is
> when someone "subscribes", the reply they're receiving is:
>
> TequilaMockingbird Online ListServ 1.39 Response:
>
> As you can see there is no message after response. If I'm not mistaken the
> line:
>
> response.body.push(subscription_control(cmd, list, address)) should be
> returned as much as
>
> TequilaMockingbird Online ListServ 1.39 Response: Subscribed, [listname],
> [address]
>
> Is there a possible bug in the javascript?
DM> There's always the possibility of a bug. But if you're running the same
DM> version as your friend and if it's working correctly for you, then
DM> perhaps it's not a bug and instead a problem with the sender's mail
DM> content.
The listserv is on my system. He just asked me to set one up for him.
Everything in the configuration is the same as the original one I've been
running for years and even that one will not pass any response when either
subscribing or unsubscribing as well.
DM> How are they unsubscribing exactly - using the message subject?
Yes, that is activated.
This is what I get when using "help" on the subject line:
TequilaMockingbird Online ListServ 1.39 Response:
Available commands:
lists
subscribe [address]
unsubscribe [address]
help
end
This is what I get when "lists" on the subject line:
TequilaMockingbird Online ListServ 1.39 Response:
List of lists:
NJBC New Jersey Boxer Club
SBI Superstition Boxers Information
!Bad command: This
Available commands:
lists
subscribe [address]
unsubscribe [address]
help
end
Why would it show a !Bad Command: This ??
> Also, is there anywany of stripping the MIME content of incoming mail
> before it posts/gets distributed to other subscribers. A one line message
> works out to be 89 lines after all that MIME garbage is included.
DM> There's no built-in MIME decoding feature in the list server, no. That
DM> sounds like a good idea for a potential new feature though.
Great! Hopefully some good will comes out of this!!