I wrote:
> I missed you there. I dropped a mark_unadvertised.py into
> ~mailman/bin on collab1 (which perhaps should be in puppet). Usage is
> simple:
>
> $ sudo ~mailman/bin/withlist -l -q -r mark_unadvertised zope -v
> Marking zope as unadvertised
>
> If you have your list of lists, it's easy to wrap this in a shell for
> loop and take care of all the lists that are disabled. Yell if you
> have any trouble with it. (I did test it on the zope list, which was
> in your list. It doesn't hurt to run it on a list more than once.)
Since I was there already, I went ahead and ran this on the lists
marked as inactive. I keyed off any lists which contained the string
"This list is currently closed for inactivity. Please e-mail
admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx to have it re-enabled." string in the list
description.
(I also fixed up the descriptions for the security-commits and
srilanka lists, as they seemed to have some bogus text mingled with
the previous description and the inactivity string.)
If we plan to run this sort of thing again in the future, we can
adjust the mark_unadvertised script easily to handle all the tasks:
setting the list's emergency moderation; adjusting the list
description; and marking the list unadvertised.
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