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build:lists [2018/05/28 03:00]
SLUUG Administration [Mailman TODO:]
build:lists [2018/05/28 03:17]
SLUUG Administration [Mailman TODO:]
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   * We should probably SSL-require the administrative pages for mailman.   * We should probably SSL-require the administrative pages for mailman.
- +  ​* We need to test mailman with some of the majordomo archives from michelob.
-  ​* We need to test mailman with some of the majordomo archives from +
-michelob. +
   * We need to set up mailman to handle lists for all of sluug.org   * We need to set up mailman to handle lists for all of sluug.org
- +  ​* /​usr/​local/​mailman/​bin/​add_members should be run on a list of current subscribers to ANNOUNCE, DISCUSS, SYSADMIN, and STEERCOM. I'm not quite sure how passwords, if any, will be handled. 
-  ​* /​usr/​local/​mailman/​bin/​add_members should be run on a list of current +  * We need to copy the archives from michelob to bud and index them via htdig. I'm not sure how htdig and/or apache will handle the compressed files as currently configured.
-subscribers to ANNOUNCE, DISCUSS, SYSADMIN, and STEERCOM. I'm not quite +
-sure how passwords, if any, will be handled. +
- +
-  * We need to copy the archives from michelob to bud and index them via +
-htdig. I'm not sure how htdig and/or apache will handle the compressed files as currently configured.+
  
 === Spam Subscriptions === === Spam Subscriptions ===
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 === GENERAL MAIL TODO: === === GENERAL MAIL TODO: ===
  
-  * We need to get virtual users set up in some way. Craig and I discussed +  * We need to get virtual users set up in some way. Craig and I discussed this, and two options are postfix maps and a mysql database. We didn't make any decisions. Two particular challenges will be copying existing passwords for POP3/IMAP access and mail filtering (procmail/​maildrop/​whatever). Once we get users set up, we'll need to migrate their mail spools. 
-this, and two options are postfix maps and a mysql database. We didn't +  * We need to get spamassassin working. We particularly need to take a look at the performance impact of scanning list mail. This should probably be done incoming list mail only. 
-make any decisions. Two particular challenges will be copying existing ​ +  * We need to get some form of webmail up and running. I'm partial to Horde becauses it has a powerful interface and a ton of cool modules. I haven'​t used the password module, but it might be particularly useful for us. See http://​www.horde.org/​accounts/​screenshots/​accounts.png. If we use horde, we'll be using mysql, so that might be the way to go for virtual users.
-passwords for POP3/IMAP access and mail filtering (procmail/​maildrop/​whatever). Once we get users set up, we'll need to migrate their mail spools. +
- +
-  * We need to get spamassassin working. We particularly need to take a +
-look at the performance impact of scanning list mail. This should +
-probably be done incoming list mail only. +
- +
-  * We need to get some form of webmail up and running. I'm partial to +
-Horde becauses it has a powerful interface and a ton of cool modules. I +
-haven'​t used the password module, but it might be particularly useful +
-for us. See http://​www.horde.org/​accounts/​screenshots/​accounts.png. If +
-we use horde, we'll be using mysql, so that might be the way to go for +
-virtual users.+
  
 That should do it for now - enjoy the rest of the weekend. That should do it for now - enjoy the rest of the weekend.
build/lists.txt · Last modified: 2018/05/28 03:34 by SLUUG Administration