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WIP: update mailman to version 3.2.2 #67461
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You might want to have a look at a very hacky version of a mailman 3 module: |
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Very cool, thank you for the pointer! |
I'm not sure I really understand why for release-19.03, especially when 19.09 isn't that far off (branch-off in 11 days). |
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Yeah, that is a good point. I had not considered that 19.09 is not that far away, really. I guess I can simply develop that code on |
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systemd.services.mailman = { | ||
description = "GNU Mailman Master Process"; | ||
after = [ "network.target" ]; |
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Should probably be network-online.target
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@globin Why do you disagree?
Superseded by #67708. |
I would normally not merge a major version bump from Mailman 2.x to 3.x to a stable release branch, but I am pretty sure that nobody has been using this package. It was never in a usable shape without major glue code and/or a NixOS module. I'd like to remedy those issue now and I'd rather start that effort based on a current version of Mailman.