Using clean_users.py
I have run clean_users.py with: DELETE_MAILMAN_USER = True DELETE_DJANGO_IF_MAILMAN = True
However, when I go to https://mm3-site/mm/lists/listname.mm3-site/members/nonmember/ I still have hundreds of users listed despite the script having run and it showed hundreds of addresses removed. What might be the issue? I expect to NOT find anything listed as nonmembers.
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On 3/5/25 6:13 PM, Odhiambo Washington via Mailman-users wrote:
I have run clean_users.py with: DELETE_MAILMAN_USER = True DELETE_DJANGO_IF_MAILMAN = True
However, when I go to https://mm3-site/mm/lists/listname.mm3-site/members/nonmember/ I still have hundreds of users listed despite the script having run and it showed hundreds of addresses removed. What might be the issue? I expect to NOT find anything listed as nonmembers.
That's expected. That script does not remove anything for a user that has any list memberships with any role. It could be modified to remove the Django and Mailman users whose only memberships are with role nonmember. That modification is left as an exercise for the reader.
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