On the first, set the Subscribe options to require approval. On the
second question, some MTA's or the combination Cpanel with
Mailman may do it. I can limit messages sent per hour per domain -
but not necessarily for Mailman.
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Subject: [Mailman-Users] newbie: no auto subscription + control on
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> hi
>
> I have not yet used Mailman, but is it possible to have following two
> features:
>
> 1. I do not want user to subsribe automatically. I want to add them to the
> lists on my own. (i.e. administrator's interface)
>
> 2. Since I have large number of users in each list, I do not want them to
> flood my postfix server. So is it possible to control the flow of number
> of messages from mailman to postfix server. (say I want only 100 mails per
> minute?) I do not want the broadcat on mailing list to reach all the users
> instantaneously ... somewhat delayed and distributed delivery is required.
>
> Please advice, thanks in advance.
>
>
> --yogesh
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