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On Thu, Oct 10, 2002 at 08:53:26PM -0400, Gavin Estey said: > > Hola! > > I've been having a bit of a poke around the code and here are some thoughts. > It's more of a few todo items that I think are simple enough for me to start > hacking on. > > Siesta::Send::SMTP Shouldn't be hard at all. I've been meaning to knock one up but never got round to it. > For list based templates > $list->set_template($name); > $list->get_template($name); > > where $name is sub/unsub etc I must have missed something a while back (not unlikely cos I'm full of the cold at the moment) but what are templates? As in for the web or something else. Like I said, apologies, I'm have stupid with virii at the moment. > hack Siesta::Plugin::Send not to map on list members, speed things up > by just getting emails from List->members_email (?) Good plan. > Siesta::Plugin::Subscribe / Siesta::Plugin::Unsubscribe > have 2 new options: mail list owner on sub/email member on unsub > how are config options handled? Assuming $self is the plugin ... $self->config($message, 'key'); # get $self->config($message, 'key', 'value'); # set this will set the default, per-user, per-list or per-user-per-list config depending on whether $message->list and $message->result return undef or not. This is possibly a little complicated but it means that ... The admin can have the system wide default for ReplyTo munging as off. The admin can then decide that on one particular list he wants ReplyTo munging *on*. This is the 'per-list' config. But a user can have her's as on (I'd do this for example). This will ovverride the system wide default and the per-list config (if set) for that user only. This is per-user config. The user can then decide that for one particular list they want to have ReplyTo munging off. This will override everything else. This is per-user-per-list. > More logging features (log levels?) Yes. Good idea. Infact, I'm not sure why we haven't done this before. > A little a bit about me perhaps? > I've written a mailing management system that sends 500,000+ mails a week > I can hack on work time (hopefully) > I come from the world of "recieve only" mailing lists :) > I've got some ideas about system wide testing > > Anyway, Siesta looks promising and hopefully I can churn up some > interest to stop it being YADSFP (yet another dead soureforge project) :) I ... I ... I love you. <grin> Seriously, that would be fantastic. I want to get the usability of nacho sorted out and a web based interface done. Then I want to knock together a tool for stealing Mailman (and later, majordomo and ezmlm) configs which shouldn't be that hard. Simon
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