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[求助]Mailman+podtfix virtual domain配置问题
原帖由 "peijun.jiang" 发表:
刚开始使用的是ezmlm,后来ezmlm出了问题,现在干脆使用转发/别名功能来实现,一个邮件列表里有一百多个用户,使用起来还不错。
别名没有归档的能力的.
这个似乎可以,但是名气不大,我要试试才知道.
http://www.ecartis.org/features.html
Ecartis Feature List
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Does not require special privileges to run.
Majordomo and some other mailing list packages require root or daemon permissions to run.
Ecartis has an SMTP client library built in, allowing it to speak directly to your local mailserver.
Ecartis likes to run suid to a user, but the user does not have to have any special permissions; the suid is just to maintain file ownership.
Secure remote administration module
Ecartis allows you to perform administrative functions over e-mail in a secure manner (preventing spoofing of admin addresses). No passwords to remember; just send the 'admin' command and receive back a secured admin job request to fill out and return.
Remote administration mode can also be disabled, for sites wanting that extra bit of security. (Although thus far, no one has reported finding a way to spoof Ecartis's authentication.)
Multiple platform support
Though Ecartis is developed under Linux, the developers make an effort to ensure that it runs on SunOS 4.x, SunOS 5.x, FreeBSD, and BSDI, even Tru64. If you have more platforms for us to try, let us know!
Easily expandable on-the-fly.
Ecartis has the option to be compiled in 'dynamic module' mode, where much of the functionality is in dynamically loaded objects. This allows new functionality to be readily coded, compiled, and dropped into the 'modules' directory without having to take down a running Ecartis installation.
Ecartis uses runtime definitions for everything - user flags, commands, processing hooks - which allows a new module to hook in and create functionality pretty much wherever it desires.
Full source code
Did you even have to ask?
Fast support turnaround
Even though the developers of Ecartis do it entirely in their spare time and for no money, they try to maintain a fairly quick turnaround on feature requests and support mails.
Subscriber-customizable
Ecartis, like L-Soft Listserv, allows subscribers to set options on their subscription. In the case of Ecartis, this takes the form of 'flags'. Modules can define new flags for users to set. For example, the Digest module defines 'DIGEST' as a flag users can set on themselves, which causes them to receive digested versions of lists instead.
Other features include
Ability to track and manage/remove bad subscription addresses.
Ability to strip MIME messages to plaintext, and remove MIME attachments.
Ability to run under Virtual Hosts.
Quoting Limits
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