The only thing in Mailman which calls MTA.Manual.create(..., quiet=True) is "bin/genaliases --quiet" when MTA="Manual". The documentation for the genaliases --quiet option is
. Some MTA output can include more verbose help text. Use this to tone
. down the verbosity.
Further, when MTA = "Manual" the only thing genaliases does is print aliases. Thus, if calling MTA.Manual.create(..., quiet=True) produced no output, "bin/genaliases --quiet" would do nothing so why would one want to run it at all.
The current behavior is what is intended.
The only thing in Mailman which calls MTA.Manual. create( ..., quiet=True) is "bin/genaliases --quiet" when MTA="Manual". The documentation for the genaliases --quiet option is
. Some MTA output can include more verbose help text. Use this to tone
. down the verbosity.
Further, when MTA = "Manual" the only thing genaliases does is print aliases. Thus, if calling MTA.Manual. create( ..., quiet=True) produced no output, "bin/genaliases --quiet" would do nothing so why would one want to run it at all.