Does it matter where the request comes from? Anyone can send post-requests to the mailman page (subscribers, bots, hackers etc) and mailman should not fail in any case IMHO.
> Can you explain exactly what the scenario is that triggers this error?
This is the minimal example I could find:
curl https://mail.example.com/cgi-bin/mailman/subscribe/news -d "language='" -H "Content-Type: text/plain;charset=UTF-8"
You can of course add as many other data as you want.
Does it matter where the request comes from? Anyone can send post-requests to the mailman page (subscribers, bots, hackers etc) and mailman should not fail in any case IMHO.
> Can you explain exactly what the scenario is that triggers this error? /mail.example. com/cgi- bin/mailman/ subscribe/ news -d "language='" -H "Content-Type: text/plain; charset= UTF-8"
This is the minimal example I could find:
curl https:/
You can of course add as many other data as you want.