Chris Barnes wrote:
Quite frankly, "old underpowered laptops" shouldn't be used as server
machines (running a MLM is a server application, even if it is one that
doesn't consume many resources).
In production mode, where the machine is serving visitors from the Internet, no,
but for development a
Brad Knowles wrote:
At 1:09 AM -0500 2004-09-22, Jon Roland wrote:
it seems like it would be useful to have an alternative of running a
python GUI that does the same thing without having to run the web server
when the use for it is so limited. Just a suggested item for the
to-do list.
I
Mark Sapiro wrote:
As far as running the a web server is concerned, You don't have to, but
that's the GUI list administration and user interface. No web server
-> no GUI for even these functions.
I've figured that out, and I can certainly see why it makes sense when the list
administrator is not d
Thanks, Mark, for taking the time to respond.
Mark Sapiro wrote:
It is unclear to me where you are at this point. Have you read the
INSTALL file in the top level of the source distribution and done all
of that?
I have now. It was not in the /var/mailman directory tree, but in the
/usr/share/doc/ma
This is my first message to the list. I have used listservs for years as an
ordinary subscriber, but the time has come to set one up on my local Linux
machine, running Fedora Core 2. I have the latest Mailman installed, by default
in /var/mailman, but after wending through the volumes of online
