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- gc configure patch since it hasn't been required since introducing --without-permcheck in configure, despite the comment in Makefile. - Some of Defaults.py are now upstream defaults. Remove FLAVORs: - Rewrite src/common.c:check_caller() for the cgi/mail wrapper to now look at the defined group membership instead, _mailmanq (a new group). This allows the administrator to switch mail servers and web servers without requiring a FLAVOR for each combination; but rather, by simply adding the cgi/mail user to the _mailmanq group. This is a diversion from upstream, but will be proposed. At least sthen@ and dlg@ agree to go in this general direction.
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This is GNU Mailman, a mailing list management system distributed
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under the GNU Public License (GPL).
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Mailman has most of the standard features you'd expect in a
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mailing list manager, and more:
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- Web based list administration for nearly all tasks. Web based
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subscriptions and user configuration management. A customizable
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"home page" for each mailing list.
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- Privacy features such as moderation, open and closed list
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subscription policies, and private membership rosters.
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- Automatic web based archiving built-in with support for private
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and public archives, and hooks for external archivers.
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- Per-user configuration optional digest delivery for either
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MIME-compliant or RFC 934 style "plain text" digests.
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- Integrated mail/Usenet gateways.
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- Integrated auto-replies.
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- Majordomo-style email based commands.
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- Integrated bounce detection within an extensible framework.
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- Integrated spam detection.
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- An extensible mail delivery pipeline.
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- Support for virtual domains.
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