Sweet! Thanks for reporting it and the follow-up. I haven't applied the fix locally, but if at any point it bugs (pun at least half intended) me enough, then I certainly will. From what you provided earlier, looks like I could rather to quite cleanly fix that locally if/when/should I be so inclined. And ... even if not ;-) ... or not so soon, I can look forward to it most likely hitting Debian 10 "Buster" in relatively near future, and Debian 10 "Buster" becoming the Debian stable probably ~2019, and I'd probably upgrade within 6 months of it becoming stable. There sometimes/often is also that efficiency in waiting. ;-) But yes, *good* to report bugs! I've haven't encountered all that many that I've noted with Debian (hey, it mostly "just works"), but the handful I reported were fixed ... and some I checked on were already reported (and often found-workarounds bit of research/reading on the reported bugs). In the meantime ... I've also got some hardware issues pestering me :-/ ... my primary personal laptop ... alas, my last response I got from Zareason was essentially it's "too old" for them to get parts (and it's not *all* that old) ... and also one significant part of the (potential) repair ... well, if part can no longer be had (GPU/video integrated onto mainboard) - that's effectively irreparable - even if part was available, it's not economically feasible. The *first* mainboard failed with GPU failure not long after the 1 year warranty (at least I think it was before the 2 year mark). I'm not sinkin' that kind'a money into it yet again if that manufacturer's (it's an Intel OEM laptop) hardware - or at least for that particular mainboard and comopenents thereupon, is that unreliable. At the *moment* the video is working, ... but often when the laptop is rebooted or powered up ... the video doesn't work (can only barely/marginally make out / guess what's on the screen when it's flaking out ... and not OS or the like - the problem even applies to BIOS screens). So ... that issue bit me again this morning, and took until many reboots this evening before the video is displaying again properly ... for now. Not to mention ... keyboard ... both "N" and "O" keys failed ... and that's 2nd keyboard on the laptop ... using external USB keyboard on it now. But I did pick up for excellent price (free, "miracle of the free curbside giveaway") a Dell P10E ... which as far as I've seen thus far (still need to check it out further) appears to be fine, and is a good approximate replacement (even better in several ways - includes eSATA, 4 USB ports (1 more than existing laptop), supports two internal regular laptop SATA drives (spinning rust and/or SSD) ... anyway, I'll probably cover more of that else-thread (and/or else-list) in fairly near future ... but if that hardware checks out good, I'm exceedingly inclined to move over to that laptop. But I digress (ah, topic drift) ... Also wanted to get around to replying regarding your earlier mention of BSD utilities/software. :-) Yes, I too quite favorably impressed, and such generally much more solid and free of bloatware, compared to GNU ... examples that come to mind (and GNU counter-examples), cpio, tar, pax, vi. Many others too. In similar manner, dash also comes to mind - though that's out of Debian rather than BSD or GNU. I've yet in mind a "GNU annoyances" post to do of some examples of drain bamaged GNU bloatware & (annoying!) feature creep I've encountered in the last many months or so.

From: "Rick Moen" <rick@linuxmafia.com> Subject: [BALUG-Admin] (forw) [Bug 1707447] Re: Roster should not lowercase addresses Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2017 14:39:28 -0700

Hey, Michael P.! Remember when we noticed this one, I filed a bug report on July 29th, and upstream Mailman maintainer Mark Sapiro immediately furnished a patch? Here it is, closing the loop by being changing fix status from committed to released.

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Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2017 21:22:50 -0000 From: Mark Sapiro <mark@msapiro.net> To: rick@linuxmafia.com Subject: [Bug 1707447] Re: Roster should not lowercase addresses Reply-To: Bug 1707447 <1707447@bugs.launchpad.net>

** Changed in: mailman Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released

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