GNU's Mailman Delivers

摘要

If your clients are running Linux in-house, it's likely they're using the Linux platform to host a mail server. Applications such as Sendmail move e-mail around the Internet at the lowest cost per message due to the open-source nature of both the operating system and Sendmail. A frequent use of outbound mail is to coordinate communication among groups. For example, a company's internal IT group may want to send mail to a distri- bution list and maintain the list on the mail server—easy enough using Sendmail's aliases feature. But what if it were required to maintain this distribution list off the mail server, hide the membership from recipients or archive each message?