list servers

[Brent Harding]

I tried majorcool with it once with debian long ago, and found it hard to
make the second alias file for lists, exim is a lot harder to work with
than sendmail, especially with redhat and linuxconf, you can do a lot
automatically with sendmail, like mail to fax, spam rejection, and setting
aliases up.
I might consider listserv lite's evaluation copy for linux, listserv is by
far the best for the task, but the most expensive to get the full version.
At 07:17 AM 4/18/01 -0500, you wrote:
>I would recommend majordomo.  It's kind of a pain to setup but will work
>nicely once setup and there is little to no maintenance once it's working.
>The docs on mj are very clear and will help you a lot.
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>On Tue, 17 Apr 2001, Jack wrote:
>
>> hello there.
>> i was curious about how to set up a list server.
>> like this one.
>> where people need to subscribe, and can communicate on the list with each
>> other.
>> also, i'd like to set up one where the owner of the list is the only one
>> who is able to send to it, i know all this is possible, i just don't know
>> what packages i need, how to set them up, etc.
>> thanks
>>  .
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