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- Red Hat: Updated mailman packages fix a security issue
by Patrick Lenz
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Sun, Nov 18th 2007 13:20
- Debian: New mailman packages fix several problems
by Patrick Lenz
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Sun, Oct 8th 2006 06:12
- Red Hat: Updated mailman packages fix security issues
by Patrick Lenz
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in Security
Fri, Sep 8th 2006 05:44
- Red Hat: An updated mailman package fixes a denial of service flaw
by Patrick Lenz
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in Security
Sat, Jun 10th 2006 03:34
- Debian: New mailman packages fix denial of service
by Patrick Lenz
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in Security
Thu, Apr 6th 2006 04:30
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Good stuff
by amit - Jul 16th 2007 22:54:43
Good job with the project :-) I think this stuff is really helpful.
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grandfather, consuming relatively much memory
by hurrikane - Aug 5th 2005 09:19:09
After some months using mailman I switched to Mailgust, which does not
consume that much memory and excels with functions like build-in search,
forum-like archive and some more.
You can view a fresh installation here.
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GNU Mailman
by Thomas M. - May 11th 2005 06:45:57
Majordomo now seems clumsy and difficult to manage. GNU Mailman is a nice
alternative. It is popular, fast, easy to use and most importantly it's
focused on the end user. Mailman automatically provides a customizable home
page for each mailing list. Users can subscribe and unsubscribe themselves
as well as changing list preferences. For admins it offers a web based
frontend that makes managing any number of lists very easy. Mailman can
archive all list traffic and provide a Web frontend to browsing and
searching messages. I am really looking forward to version 3. Tom
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Mailman is great!
by Anonymous Coward - Oct 29th 2002 00:28:27
Highly recommended!
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Re: Mailman is great!
by BozMo - Jun 28th 2004 14:25:03
Certainly fairly consistent messages about the product: no dissenters out
there before I give it a try? It all looks suspisciously positive
BozMo
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BozMo
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Re: Mailman is great!
by Creford - Aug 24th 2005 05:42:55
This is a good softwarerfor me in order to reduce and manage lots of
spam mails.
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Re: Mailman is great!
by RssProtocol - Oct 7th 2007 00:47:21
> Highly recommended!
Does the email discussion lists have the ability to show it's discussion
on a web page? and can there be a login required, or do we have to build a
login ourselves?
We have a RSS authority site and want to either bring our discussion out
in the open or have it behind a required login, we have not decided yet.
We may be a little behind the scenes on our web capibilities but we are
trying.
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Oscar Davis - RSS Specialist
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Archive stats
by fester - Aug 28th 2002 16:45:24
This is a great piece of software. My only wish is for a way to generate
stats from the archives (Top subjects, top posters, etc.) If I had the
programming skills I would write it myself :)
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Re: Archive stats
by Marek Podmaka - Mar 17th 2003 02:12:44
> This is a great piece of software. My
> only wish is for a way to generate stats
> from the archives (Top subjects, top
> posters, etc.) If I had the programming
> skills I would write it myself :)
I have written such program, see MailListStat here on
freshmeat. It's easily configurable (in new version - which will be
available in few days) to work with mailman and other mailing list
managers. It supports many languages, text or HTML output, graphs and
more...
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bYE, Marki
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Re: Archive stats
by fester - Apr 29th 2003 09:16:46
> I have written such program, see
> MailListStat here on freshmeat. It's
> easily configurable (in new version -
> which will be available in few days) to
> work with mailman and other mailing list
> managers. It supports many languages,
> text or HTML output, graphs and more...
Thanks for point that out, your software is just what I needed.
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Mailman
by naChoZ - Aug 4th 1999 00:33:28
Certainly not enough praise listed here for Mailman. This is definitely
the coolest list manager of all, bar none. The configuration of it is a
little scarey to a novice, but if you follow the directions and make sure
you ./configure using the appropriate --with-mail-gid and
--with-cgi-gid values, you'll be sailin in no time. I've been
running it on my site
for months now. After trying at least half a dozen other list managers, I
stopped looking with Mailman.
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Andy Harrison
ICQ: 123472 AIM/Y!: AHinMaine
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Re: Mailman
by Creford - Aug 25th 2005 06:39:43
Does Mailman have windows system version, please?
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Re: Mailman
by eduology - Oct 3rd 2007 22:09:17
> Does Mailman have windows system
> version, please?
Specifically is there a XP version or a Vista version? If not are they on
the books or not?
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Preston White
Administration
DSP Architech
Dallas Texas
(719)290-5967
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Re: Mailman
by eduology - Oct 3rd 2007 22:19:53
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> % Does Mailman have windows system
> % version, please?
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> Specifically is there a XP version or a
> Vista version? If not are they on the
> books or not?
I ment to say Unix or Windows, I was thinking about another mailman
program? Duh
I have a few sites running on Windows boxes and want to know what programs
are available if I move them to another system.
One of our bigger projects is at http://www.adison.edu
Any help is welcome...
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Preston White
Administration
DSP Architech
Dallas Texas
(719)290-5967
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The `other' Mailman
by Barry Warsaw - Jan 8th 1999 15:15:00
We know about this product, but it's not a mailing list manager,
so we're not worried about it.
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Name already taken
by Shaman - Jan 7th 1999 10:52:32
Endymion Corp. is selling a product called Mailman. I would consider
renaming your project.
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