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. Writing a Welcome message for new list members with the list ground rules.
. Setting the level of moderation for the list. Do you want to inspect every incoming
message, or maybe just a new person??™s first few postings to certify they??™re not a
spammer in disguise.
. Removing offensive messages from the archives.
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Installing Mailman
YaST does most of the installation tasks, but there are a few configuration steps you must
take before you can create a new list on your own system. These steps are explained in the
/usr/share/doc/packages/mailman/README.SuSE file. The SUSE team assumes you are using
Postfix as your MTA (see Chapter 15) and Apache as your web server (see Chapter 26).
1. In YaST??™s sysconfig editor (under System), go to Network, Mail, Mailman. (You can
also edit /etc/sysconfig/mailman directly.) Identify the following items:
. MAILMAN_SMTPHOST
. MAILMAN_DEFAULT_NNTP_HOST
. MAILMAN_DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST
. MAILMAN_DEFAULT_URL_HOST
. MAILMAN_VIRTUAL_HOSTS
and run SuSEconfig -module mailman.


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