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Package: fusionforge
Severity: wishlist
Hi.
Of course, this is about an upstream feature request, as only mailman is
supported upstream. But we're working on implementing a plugin for sympa. See :
Anyway, this wishlist is a placeholder for actions related to support of
another mailing-list manager packaging-wise.
I believe there's some kind of confusion currently between what's related to
the mta and what's related to the mailing-list manager.
For instance, exim conf files for mailman are generated by install-exim4.sh
(currently part of gforge-mta-exim4), called by the mta postinst.
I think it would be better to move that to the gforge-lists-mailman's postinst
(and ship install-exim4.sh as part of that package, then, maybe with a
distinctive mailman related name). All that would be left to gforge-mta-exim4's
would be to apply these to the real conf files (using ucf eventually).
Thus if a plugin appears for sympa, it will setup similarly the .new files
ready for activation, with something similar to install-exim4.sh, but in its
own way, different from mailman's, and in the end, mta-exim4 will activate them.
This will enable any combination of MTA and ML manager.
Any comments welcome from co-maintainers, of course.
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Hi,
Closing because this is an upstream wishlist since 2009, and it's no
use duplicating this here - let's regroup discussion upstream.
Cheers!
Sylvain
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