[Mailman-Users] Ask information
Jon Carnes
jonc at nc.rr.com
Sun Oct 6 05:15:28 CEST 2002
Run Sendmail or Postfix locally on the linux box. You'll need a local mail transport.
You can setup the MTA (Sendmail or Postfix) to use the Exchange server as a Smart relay, or you can simply have it send the messages out directly.
When you setup the lists, you setup forwards from the Exchange server for each list you setup in Mailman, or you can qualify the lists by using the host name such as:
sales at mailman.domain.com
prod_mark at mailman.domain.com
support at mailman.domain.com
These will be different from your exchange lists which would be:
sales at domain.com
prod_mark at mailman.com
support at domain.com
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Exchange has similar functionality to Mailman. In Exchange, the sysadmin can setup lists and then give ownership of those lists to various users. The owners can modify and manipulate the lists. They can also setup who can/cannot post to the lists.
I've setup Mailman to run alongside Exchange at a few clients. Mailman doesn't really give them much more than Exchange.
Jon Carnes
----- Original Message -----
From: vibert at cis.fr
To: mailman-users at python.org
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 3:22 AM
Subject: [Mailman-Users] Ask information
Hello,
I don't know mailman or exhange 2000. But a customer want use mailman on linux with exhange 2000.
Could you tell me if you are agree with this configuration ? (Even a solution with sendmail or other is better. )And give me some leads about this architecture ?
Thanks,
CIS - Patrick VIBERT - I.T.C
Tél : 02.51.85.28.74
06.84.80.97.80
Fax : 02.40.30.19.28
Mail : vibert at cis.fr
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