I'm in the process of setting up mailing lists for a very large organization. I need to find a set of web based utilities to allow the list maintainers to point and click their way through list administration (subs/unsubs/digesting/etc). Any suggestions?? -- Sarah Miller List Administrator Digitaleve.org
On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 02:43:06PM -0700, Sarah K. Miller wrote:
I'm in the process of setting up mailing lists for a very large organization. I need to find a set of web based utilities to allow the list maintainers to point and click their way through list administration (subs/unsubs/digesting/etc). Any suggestions??
There is currently no web front-end for smartlist. Roger
Zitiere Roger Burton West <roger@firedrake.org>:
There is currently no web front-end for smartlist.
I made two web interfaces (perl). The one (xcommand) allows you to do everything what the SmartList x_command provides. The other (rconf) provides additional the possibility to change every file in a given list directory. You don't need to play around with setuid programs or to alter permissions since the access is through email and the authentification is made with the usual list password. The rconf script isn't a solution out of the box. You need to know your unix box and the internals of SmartList. Both interfaces are available at ftp://ftp.pure.ch/smartlist/ Werner
In our previous episode, Roger Burton West said:
On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 02:43:06PM -0700, Sarah K. Miller wrote:
I'm in the process of setting up mailing lists for a very large organization. I need to find a set of web based utilities to allow the list maintainers to point and click their way through list administration (subs/unsubs/digesting/etc). Any suggestions??
There is currently no web front-end for smartlist.
We developed a small front-end here at W3C. You can use it for subscribing/unsubscribing people and for changing some of the parameters of custom.rc. The drawbacks are that you need to give the script rw access rights to rc.custom, accept, and dist. If you find it useful, we can either make it available on our public CVS server or donate it to someone else. -Jose
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