I've had very good luck with Sympa - which is about the only industrial
strength open source list manager. It was developed, and is maintained
by a consortium of French universities, and aimed at large installations
(e.g., universities). It's probably overkill for small lists, and small
numbers of lists - where Mailman seems to be the general choice.
There's also groupserver, which does a good job of combining lists with
web-based forum-style access - and is particularly good if your users
are going to be setting up and managing their own lists.
Miles Fidelman
On 7/14/17 10:41 AM, Tom Browder wrote:
I need an mailing list manager (MLM) and plan to eventually use GNU
Mailman 3 (MM3). Until its installation process is easier, I would
like to use an interim MLM that is easiest to install. Ideally I
would be able to import mail from the interim MLM into MM3.
Note: I have installed MM2 in the past, but don't want to use it again
due to its restriction on list names (the list names must be unique
over all domains, e.g., [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> and
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> are not both legal list
names).
Does anyone have any recommendations?
I can also, for a short while, use the group mailing list capability
of Postfix, but would prefer an MLM.
Thanks.
With warmest regards,
-Tom
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