October 2026 - Mailman-users - lists.mailman3.org

finding all memberships for a user using a string match in REST API
by bulger＠baeri.org Oct. 4, 2026

Oct. 4, 2026

I'm trying to return all the memberships for members with email addresses that match a given string. The equivalent of 'mailman findmember jo', which returns 'john(a)example.com' and lists, 'joe(a)example.com' and lists, etc. What I'm doing now is finding users with a string match, then for each user getting their addresses, and then for each address getting memberships. Is there anything more direct? I tried to query memberships using 'user' but I guess that's not supported?

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Implement a simple non javascript captcha to mailman
by Lars Bjørndal Oct. 4, 2026

Oct. 4, 2026

I need to implement some sort of captcha for Mailman accounts. As all my lists are for Norwegians, I think it's enough to have a simple question in Norwegian that has to be answered. I'm not a Python programmer, and I asked Gemini. He suggested that I should add a settings_local.py file in /etc/mailman3, which settings.py from the same folder should import, as it have, at the end: ``` try: from .settings_local import * except ImportError: pass ``` But the code from settings_local.py doesn't semm to be run. The settings_local.py have: ``` import sys import os CURRENT_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)) if CURRENT_DIR not in sys.path: sys.path.insert(0, CURRENT_DIR) ACCOUNT_ADAPTER = 'mailman_local.adapter.CustomMailmanAccountAdapter' ACCOUNT_FORMS = {'signup': 'mailman_local.forms_no.DynamicMathCaptchaSignupForm'} INSTALLED_APPS += ('mailman_local',) ``` I have the directory /etc/mailman3/mailman_local with the following files: - adapter.py - forms_no.py - __init__.py If this at all is possible, I'd like to have the extra code/files in a place where an upgrade doesn't affect them, so /etc/mailman3 seems to be a good location. Do you have suggestions in how to get this or a similar approach to work? Thanks, Lars

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REST API list of endpoints?
by bulger＠baeri.org Oct. 2, 2026

Oct. 2, 2026

Is there a list of the commands available through the REST API? Or maybe it's something I could generate from some part of the code in the repository?

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