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		<title>By: Nathan</title>
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		<dc:creator>Nathan</dc:creator>
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		<description>I know this comment is really late in coming, but here&#039;s my centavos:

You *can&#039;t* get a group mailing list going with a one and one account.  I say *can&#039;t* because: 1, I&#039;ve tried, and 2, I asked a bunch of linux people about setting up mailing lists and it doesn&#039;t seem like one and one has the necessary features.

Note: I&#039;m talking about a group list (a list that people can respond to and the email will go to everyone).

If you want a one-way mailing list, then PHPList looks like it will do the trick.  This past weekend I spent some time setting up a list like this (called DADAMAIL).  It is a one-way mailing list and it was fairly easy to set up.  (Although after getting it going it turned out the UI was really dumb).

So, if you want a one-way list, PHPList looks like the ticket.  If you want a group list (where people can respond), you can try yahoo-groups or something.

* To get a group mailing list you need to be able to set up an email alias that points to a file.  If you have your own linux box this isn&#039;t too hard (you just have any mail going to this_address@fefnet.com get processed by the mailing list manager).  The thing with our one and one accounts is that I&#039;m not sure if we can do that.  I&#039;m currently waiting for a response from one and one.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I know this comment is really late in coming, but here&#8217;s my centavos:</p>
<p>You *can&#8217;t* get a group mailing list going with a one and one account.  I say *can&#8217;t* because: 1, I&#8217;ve tried, and 2, I asked a bunch of linux people about setting up mailing lists and it doesn&#8217;t seem like one and one has the necessary features.</p>
<p>Note: I&#8217;m talking about a group list (a list that people can respond to and the email will go to everyone).</p>
<p>If you want a one-way mailing list, then PHPList looks like it will do the trick.  This past weekend I spent some time setting up a list like this (called DADAMAIL).  It is a one-way mailing list and it was fairly easy to set up.  (Although after getting it going it turned out the UI was really dumb).</p>
<p>So, if you want a one-way list, PHPList looks like the ticket.  If you want a group list (where people can respond), you can try yahoo-groups or something.</p>
<p>* To get a group mailing list you need to be able to set up an email alias that points to a file.  If you have your own linux box this isn&#8217;t too hard (you just have any mail going to <a href="mailto:this_address@fefnet.com">this_address@fefnet.com</a> get processed by the mailing list manager).  The thing with our one and one accounts is that I&#8217;m not sure if we can do that.  I&#8217;m currently waiting for a response from one and one.</p>
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