> I was looking over the PDF documentation for IMail 6.x and I
> didn't see this
> anywhere, but is it possible for ListServ subscribers to read
> messages via a
> web interface?
This is a hassle, and kinda Mickey Mouse, but you could create a user
account demo, and subscribe it to the list.
Then, if you could trust people NOT to download the messages with a POP
email client, (and remove them from the server) - they could read everything
at one user's mailbox.
I don't think you could people from messing it up, but it might serve a few
trusted users.
You could prevent that account from posting by putting the address in a kill
file or filtering for it.
You could probably also strip the web messaging templates of send and delete
command options - and others that you don't want users to mess with.
I guess if you moved messages into a new sub mailbox every month, you'd have
sort of an archive, too.
Gary Mauer
Window Cleaning Network
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, USA
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.window-cleaning-net.com/
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of John Foster
> Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 8:53 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [IMail Forum] Is there a web interface for ListServ mail?
>
>
> I was looking over the PDF documentation for IMail 6.x and I
> didn't see this
> anywhere, but is it possible for ListServ subscribers to read
> messages via a
> web interface? We're currently using Lyris 3.x which does have
> this feature
> built in, but we're switching to an ISP that uses IMail for list hosting.
>
> Another feature that wasn't mentioned in the documentation, but would be
> very useful (Lyris has this) is to be able to selected Moderated
> status on a
> user by user basis. We've found that running an unmoderated list is less
> time consuming because the list admins don't have to approve individual
> messages; however, when a few people get out of line it's better
> to moderate
> them until they cool down rather than to unsubscribe them.
>
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