Removal form redirects to subscription page

Yes, I know. I'm a project maintainer around here, too, although not very active these days. I did fix it immediately for my sites but I still wanted to make it stand out here for anybody who happens to search for the same issue after me (considering that Google does a great job of picking up issues on d.o almost immediately).

I certainly appreciate all the work you do with the module, don't get it wrong for a minute. But, as it turns out, with all the legal regulations these days, you happen to be active in an area that is heavily regulated and site owners might be subjected to strenuous investigations and are threatened with hefty fines if found negligent in any way. A user unsubscribing and getting a nice confirmation about subscribing can raise a lot of problems to site owners these days, so I don't think my warnings were unwarranted. And I certainly wouldn't mind it if it happened on any project I maintained, it helps pinpoint issues that are more severe. Mentioning the need for an urgent fix was nothing else but a friendly reminder that, at least in my opinion, it shouldn't be treated as one of many fixes rolled into a distant future release but, if possible, tagging a new release sooner for all people out there to be refreshed. (All the more that it seems to be a regression, so anybody who tested it earlier on their sites might not be aware of the issue popping up later at all.)

Yes, I know patches are welcome. But I don't have git set up right now on this machine and, as you saw it, it's all about adding two characters to a single hardcoded string. I'm sure it can be changed by any contributor without me sending in a PR now, I hope... :-)

Yep, sure (sorry, I haven't logged in for a few weeks). It's as simple as the ConfirmRemovalForm loading the wrong redirect address. Just look at the line in submitForm:

if ($path = $config->get('subscription.confirm_subscribe_page')) {

it should refer to subscription.confirm_unsubscribe_page. That's all.

Apologizing again if the initial wording sounded too demanding. I really just wanted to emphasize that it is, in my opinion, something that should be dealt with outside the regular let's-wait-for-the-next-release cycle because users wanting to unsubscribe and reading about successful subscription can really make the life of a EU-based admin rather miserable these days. :-)