Comment 2 for bug 1191911

Hm, the commands processor is only invoked for mails that go to the -requests address? So I should invite both, the normal list address, and the -requests address? Also, my calendar application does not allow me to edit the message before sending (in fact the mail is sent by a remote calendar server I have no control over), so putting in the new 'accept-invite' command would seem close to impossible in my case.

To me it seems that a new archiver would look more promising? That would be presented all messages to the regular list address, and I don't need to remember inviting the -requests address. I presume I should be looking at /src/mailman/archiving? From what I saw it seemed that all archivers are invoked in turn on each message?