I also encountered that bug once at a site of a friend.
Take a look at Mailman/Bouncers/Postfix.py
and especially the line with
boundary = msg.getparam('boundary')
this can result in boundary being "None"
which is then not treated properly.
So add the following check below this with
the correct indentation:
if not boundary: return None
If I remember correctly this was handled completely differently
in Mailman 2.1 so I believe that this bug is limited to
Mailman 2.0.x.
I also encountered that bug once at a site of a friend. Bouncers/ Postfix. py 'boundary' )
return None
Take a look at Mailman/
and especially the line with
boundary = msg.getparam(
this can result in boundary being "None"
which is then not treated properly.
So add the following check below this with
the correct indentation:
if not boundary:
If I remember correctly this was handled completely differently
in Mailman 2.1 so I believe that this bug is limited to
Mailman 2.0.x.