At 11:57 PM 11/25/98 -0500, Susan Duncan wrote:
[snip]
>Since I've run a Linux box before, I'm real tempted to set one up and
>install Sendmail, listserv and DNS on it (that's what I'm using the
>metainfo software for). Now, the whole idea was, the fewer boxes to
>support the better, and I'd still lean that way if I could find
>something practical that will: a) work on NT b) handle DNS for
>multiple domains c) handle sendmail duties including email addresses
>for multiple domains with the same name going to different people (ie.
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] going to two different
>people) d) handle autoresponders e) handle listservs
You might actually try installing qMail instead of sendmail. It
has a built in list server and it can easily handle mail for
multiple domains (I have one box handling 22 different domains).
The mailing list manager (EZMLM - EaZy Mailing List Manager) can
handle autosubscription/moderated postings, etc.
Its much simpler to run qmail than sendmail too. The control
constructs are less confusing.
I'ld be glad to explain further if you want.
Matt Soffen
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