Mailman can handle 5000+ users, but I am curious what you mean by "interactive" list. You mean, you have some lists which are publish-only, i.e. moderated for a specific users, and some that allow regular users to post?
I guess you'd have to define what you mean by "work with Exchange" Mailman should work with any mail server that accepts SMTP protocol, but it does need that connection to be "localhost", so you'll end up installing a local MTA, and end up establishing forwarding rules between your local postfix and the outbound exchange server, and vice versa. Here is a post (cached) which was somewhat relevant. http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:Hj2dDxNwo8AJ:mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2002-October/022941.html Alternatively, if you actually are the admin of your own Exchange server, I'm guessing you'd be successful running mailman underneath the ActiveState Python for windows environment, or cygwin, and use the local exchange server. Mailman packages also usually install Pipermail, which is the web-archiving tool, which you see here: http://909linux.org/pipermail/909linux/ if you wish to have web-based mailman archives. You can configure a list to not have archiving, etc... on a list by list basis. Joel Brauer wrote: > Hey guys, > > What better place to ask about mailing lists than on a mailing list? > > Anyway, I am looking for mailing list software to send out several > newsletters and also setup some interactive lists. The system would > need to handle at least 5000 users on a list. I know we use Mailman for > this list. Is that the recommended product? Does it work with > Exchange? Any suggestions? > > Thanks,
