Re: [dev] Intrest in mailing list
Thomas Meulendijks writes: > Now is my question, What kind of setup would you recommend and what > kind of setup does suckless.org use? Mlmmj but please suck less and send email for a handful of people rather with a regular email client instead of a server running complex management software. The recipients then decide to reply to all or selected individuals. They can even invite another programmer without asking an administrator. Intelligent decentralized mailinglist-management™ is more powerful and flexible than any downloadable management thing can be. And if you work in the same location don't write email at all but use real life communication and see what's going on on your real computers. --MR
Re: [dev] Intrest in mailing list
On Thu, 18 Apr 2019 08:30:47 +0200 (CEST) Thomas Meulendijks wrote: > That being said, I have taken interest in the way this community > discusses things via mailing lists and would like to use this type of > communication within my school projects. If it's a small number of known people, just setting up /etc/aliases could be enough: mylist: o...@example.com t...@example.com People can then send mails to myl...@example.com (assuming your MTA is properly configured). Mlmmj that was mentioned basically works like this, except that the list of addresses are loaded dynamically via a shell command. For small lists, just manually editing /etc/aliases works just as well and is a *lot* simpler. pgpWgfds0wJdl.pgp Description: OpenPGP digital signature
