Installation and setup definitely requires sysadmin guru status, but I think /use/ doesn't (or at least, shouldn't). There's still some things you can't do through the web, but we'll eventually support most of the more common things people would want to do.
Guru status? Mrf?
Okay, so we've gone to quite a bit more pain thanks to the way our apache2 chroot is set up, and someone else has done most of that work, but I've seen the mailman installation instructions and nothing there seems to be particularly difficult. Certainly not something that would require "guru" status.
Have I missed something?
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