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Subject: Re: Re: [Hardhats-members] Integrating mailman
And FWIW, I have used the POP3 server. It works great.
So, Lee Hirz used to do some work on Mailman. I'll have to remember
that! :-)
At one point Lee was the principal developer on MailMan, which lasted
Greg,
To be more precise my question is (are):
1. when i send mail from for eg. yahoo to a user on
mailman, can the user receive the mail on their
mailman inbox? as far as i have understood, this is
possible?
So how do i configure mailman or OpenVistA on the
whole, so as to accomplish this.
2.
I don't have access to a GT.M system, so I can't really help you with
the specifics here, but a first step is to have a listener set up on
port 25 to accept incoming messages. Under VMS, this is done with
TCP/IP services (formerly UCX). Services under VMS are functionally
very much like Unix/Linux
something of which I had absolutely no clue...fascinating.
--- Tom Munnecke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...he certainly deserves to be
considered a major influence on the roots of DHCP
http://www.isoc.org/postel/
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A practical man is a man who practices the errors of his forefathers.
For what its worth, a little MailMan history:
I worked with Jon Postel of ISI in Marina Del Ray when I was designing
the original MailMan 1982-1983. He was one of the designers of SMTP
and the standard for mail names [EMAIL PROTECTED] formats. I didn't
have Internet access at the time, but I
Hi
It would be really helpful if the MailMan messages
could be forwarded (automatically or manually, as
specified by the user).
Is there any way of sending or receiving messages from
yahoo, etc., into MailMan?
Nick
--- Floyd Dennis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nick:
Could you clarify what you
Are you talking about forwsarding messages to Mailman, orf are you
talking about using Mailman as a POP or IMAP client? I don't think the
latter is possible (Mailman isn't a client providing remote access to
other servers), but forwarding mail to Mailman is no different from
forwarding to any
Mailman uses SMTP for network mail. So, in other words, the anwer is
yes.
--- Nick James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can Mailman be integrated with other Internet mailing
systems?
Nick
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