ezmlm-idx
ezmlm is a modern mailing list manager. Its purpose is to
efficiently
send a message to a large number of recipients with minimal delay. It
allows automated additions and subtractions from the subscriber
database.
In addition, it may keep an archive of messages. It can also
impose restrictions on what may be sent or retrieved and by whom. Some
mailing list managers keep a database of subscriber information
and tailor the message specifically for each subscriber. ezmlm sends
the same message to all subscriber. This is much more efficient. The
benefits to the user are that on average posts to ezmlm lists reach
subscribers much faster than they would with other mailing list
manager.
ezmlm is highly automated. Virtually everything can be done
simply, rapidly, and without human intervention. ezmlm encodes your
address and the message number in the return address to automatically
handle bounces, i.e. messages returned to sender because they couldn't
be delivered to the subscriber.
ezmlm-idx is an add-on to ezmlm.
ezmlm-idx 7.1.1
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Price
Free to download
Size
0.7MB
License
GNU GPL v2
Developer
Fred Lindberg, Fred B. Ringel, Bruce Guenter, and
many others
Website
www.ezmlm.org
System Requirements
Optional:
MySQL or PostgresSQL
Support
Sites:
Manual,
FAQ
Selected
Reviews:
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Features include:
- Basic message distribution
- Subscriber address handling
- Message archiving (single quoted message retrieval only)
- Bounce handling
- Multi-message threaded archive retrieval
- Digests
- Remote administration
- Message and subscription moderation
- Subscriber-only restrictions
- Message trailer
- Subject prefix
- Subscriber name storage
- Customizable setup
- Multi-language
- MIME support
- Case-insensitive subscriber address storage
- Support for distributed lists
- Can now be compiled with MySQL
support for centrally
administrated distributed lists with binaries that autosense use of SQL
or standard ezmlm databases
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