If the subscribers are users on the mail server, you can use the Users and Groups button to add a local groups to the list.
7Choose from the following subscriber privileges:
ÂÂ Users subscribed to list: This means the user will receive mail sent to the list address.
ÂÂ Users may post to list: This means the list will accept mail from the user.
ÂÂ Users can administer list: This means the user has administrative privileges for the list.
8Click OK.
Administering Mailing Lists
Mailing lists can be administered by designated list members, called list administrators or list managers. List administrators can add or remove subscribers and can designate other list administrators. List administrators can also designate list moderators, who have limited administrative privileges. They can’t change list options, but they can approve or reject subscription requests and postings.
Mailman uses a web interface and
The
Information and access to a specific list is found at server.domain.tld/mailman/listinfo/ listname.
For documentation of these functions for users, list administrators, and server administrators, see www.list.org/docs.html.
Viewing a Server’s Mailing Lists
You can view public (not private) lists that are being run on a server through the server’s web information portal. Web services must be enabled to access the portal.
To see the lists:
mm Open a web browser, and enter the list’s URL:
server.domain.tld/mailman/listinfo
Viewing a Mailing List’s Information Page
Each list has an information page on the server that shows basic information about the list, how to post to it, how to subscribe to it, and how to access subscription preferences. You access the list information page with a web browser.
Web services must be enabled to access the web interface.
To see the list’s information page:
mm Open a web browser, and enter the list’s URL:
server.domain.tld/mailman/listinfo/listname
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