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3Select Bounce Processing in the Configuration Categories link section.

4Select the bounce processing options you want.

Each option section has a link to a help page that explains the option setting.

5Click Submit Your Changes.

Designating a Mailing List as Private

You might not want to show some lists on the web list access page. To designate a list as “private” so it isn’t shown, see server.domain.tld/mailman/listinfo.

You use the web-based interface to set a list’s privacy options. Web services must be enabled to access the web-based interface.

To set privacy options:

1In a web browser, enter the URL of the list administration page.

This is usually server.domain.tld/mailman/admin/listname

2Enter the master list password.

This is not the user’s login password. The master list password was set when mailing lists were enabled on the server. It was mailed to list administrators designated at that time.

3In the Configuration Categories link section, select Privacy Options and then

Subscription Rules.

4Deselect “Advertise this list” in the privacy list.

5Click Submit Your Changes.

Adding Subscribers

Use Server Admin to add mailing list subscribers to a list. Mailing list subscribers do not need an account (mail or file access) on the list’s server. Any mail address can be added to the list. You must have an existing list to add a subscriber.

If the subscriber is a user on the mail server, you can use the Users and Groups button to add a local subscriber to the list.

To add subscribers:

1In Server Admin, select Mail in the Computer & Services list.

2Click Settings.

3Select the Mailing Lists tab.

4Select the list you want to add a subscriber to.

5Click the Add (+) button under the Members pane.

6Enter the recipient’s mail address.

If you’re entering multiple subscribers, enter the recipient mail addresses or drop a text list into the User Identifiers box.

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