Mailall is just a one time command line send for a text based message. An
alternative is to use make list to create a list that you can point to send
through an alias. This supports the use of any standard mail client. You
just need to run the make list before sending, a regular schedule as needed
etc would be best. If you do that you will miss a few new accounts but it
would cause you the minimum work as you could have anyone do the actual
message send.
We use Rodopi and would be interested in the scripts. We have looked at
several but none to date have been 100%. We have urged both sides (Imail &
Rodopi) as well as our ISP sign-up software guys (WebSurfer) to look at
this. Potential is there for a smooth integration and a great partnership
for easy ISP administration (Access & Mail). But I'm sure each has their
own agenda and none include such an integration at this time.
Kevin Childers
Mail Administrator
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The Carolina's Fastest Internet Service Provider
www.NetQuick.net
(910) 486-7845 Ext. 23
----- Original Message -----
From: "mike delp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2000 5:16 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Simple way to send messages to all current mailboxes
in a domain
> I am looking for a way to set up a no maintenance broadcast type message
for
> all users in a certain domain. I have experimented with making a program
> alias with mailall.exe. If it is a list that needs to be set up, then how
> do I automatically add new subscribers to the list, and remove deleted
> records??
>
> I am probably missing the obvious, but I only get a short time to spend on
> this each day between all of my other functions.
>
> Thanks in Advance for your help, and these lists are invaluable.
>
> (If anyone is using Rodopi for billing software, I have made the scripts
to
> have it create and update the Imail accounts for the dial up domains.) I
> can share this is anyone is interested.
>
>
>
>
> Mike Delp
> Director of Technical Services
> Database Computer Group, Inc.
> (515) 564-0150
> FAX- (515) 564-0152
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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