Derek,
Before you go too far down the Mailman rabbit hole, if you have a
Linux-based Web/E-mail host, they may offer a Mailman installation as an
option that is as simple as giving the list a name and setting a few
preferences. (Unless you really want to run your own Mailman server that is)
If you have such a host, their tools section or cPanel will have an
entry for 'Mailing Lists'.
Regards,
Adrien
On 8/25/20 8:42 PM, Derek Zehr wrote:
Thank you once again David. Your detailed explanations helped to fill in
some of my blank spots in understanding the build process.
Make had some red error lines when I rebuilt gnucash, and not knowing
how to figure them out (it worked the first time I built it) I switched
to ninja with very good success. GnuCash 4.1 popped right up with the
file I had last used on Windows with GnuCash 4.1.
Also as a side note, I have never encountered this email list system
before, other than Google Groups. This one operates in much the same
way, but is open source and more customizable. I loved it on the spot,
and noting the Mailman logo, looked it up, and am working at setting up
my own system, hoping to put Google Groups out of business (in our
family at least ;-))
Much appreciated!
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