Andre Oppermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Mark Delany wrote:
[ ... ]
> > Elias also talks about an emulation layer for LISTSERV. I've not heard
> > of anyone providing that for ezmlm.
>
> I don't know if there is any mailing list software out there having
> an emulation layer for LISTSERV... Worst case he has to write one.
the ezmlm-idx FAQ implies that this is possible and straightforward:
FAQ> 15.2 Setting up ezmlm to respond to host-centric
FAQ> commands.
FAQ> The ezdomo.tar.gz file included in the ezmlm-idx>=0.31
FAQ> distribution contains the basic files needed to set up ezmlm
FAQ> to respond to host-centric command syntax. See the following
FAQ> section for the format and utilization of such syntax for the
FAQ> major non-ezmlm mailing list managers available today. This
FAQ> section will set up majordomo@host as the example. The setup
FAQ> for other command addresses, such as listproc or listserv are
FAQ> the same, except the contents of DIR/inlocal and DIR/outlocal
FAQ> need to be changed appropriately.
FAQ> The ezmlm-idx>=0.31 distribution also contains a script,
FAQ> ezmlm-glmake(1) that will set up the global interface for
FAQ> you. It works in a manner similar to ezmlm-make(1) and will
FAQ> in ezmlm-idx-0.32 be replaced with a special ezmlm-make(1)
FAQ> config file. See the description below for details on what
FAQ> ezmlm-glmake(1) does, or if you prefer to set this up
FAQ> manually.
FAQ> [ detailed instructions omitted ]
FAQ> 15.3 Commands of other mailinglist managers recognized by
FAQ> ezmlm.
FAQ> Listproc/Listserv.
FAQ> When set up as above, substituting ``listproc'' or
FAQ> ``listserv'' for ``majordomo'' as appropriate, ezmlm will
FAQ> recognize and respond to the following commands placed in the
FAQ> body of the e-mail with the syntax below. Note: ezmlm will
FAQ> only respond to one command per message.
FAQ> syntax: command listname [subscribe@host]
FAQ> Supported commands
FAQ> subscribe, sub, unsubscribe, unsub, list, help, review.
FAQ> Additional supported commands
FAQ> All ezmlm commands, such as ``thread'', ``index'' and
FAQ> ``get'' as well as the list owner's commands.
FAQ> This interfaced makes information available via command
FAQ> messages to the appropriate mailing list. Thus, ``list'' and
FAQ> ``review'' will send a subscriber list only to remote
FAQ> administrators and only if specifically allowed by the list
FAQ> owner.
------ScottG.
