SV: Creating lists

SV: Creating lists

[mattias]

Yes but i use apt-get to install

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Från: Morten K. Poulsen [mailto:morten@afdelingp.dk] 
Skickat: den 21 oktober 2007 00:56
Till: mlmmj@mmj.dk
Ämne: Re: Creating lists


mattias wrote:
> How to create a list?

Read the README file in the distribution.

Morten

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Re: SV: Creating lists

[Benny Pedersen]

On Sun, October 21, 2007 01:57, mattias wrote:
> Yes but i use apt-get to install

ask a debian maintainer then :-)



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Re: SV: Creating lists

[Thomas Goirand]

mattias wrote:
> Yes but i use apt-get to install

man mlmmj-make-ml
zcat /usr/share/doc/mlmmj/README.gz | more
zcat /usr/share/doc/mlmmj/TUNABLES.gz | more

That being said, what's the status of the mlmmj site that should have
been started? Did anybody start anything? I see mlmmj.org quite empty. I
would agree to say that a nice site would have help such beginner. Also,
the man page of mlmmj-make-ml is quite empty, and doesn't even say how
to configure the MTA or that MLMMJ binaries have to be called with full
path...

I would suggest that at least PmWiki (the wiki that I consider the most
convenient, but any wiki would do) was setup on mlmmj.org so people
could start to write content in this site.

Thomas

Re: SV: Creating lists

[Wolf Bergenheim]

On 21.10.2007 08:36, Thomas Goirand wrote:
> That being said, what's the status of the mlmmj site that should have
> been started? Did anybody start anything? I see mlmmj.org quite empty. I
> would agree to say that a nice site would have help such beginner. Also,
> the man page of mlmmj-make-ml is quite empty, and doesn't even say how
> to configure the MTA or that MLMMJ binaries have to be called with full
> path...

My offer of both maintaining and providing a website based on Drupal CMS
still stands. My demo at http://mlmmj.bergenheim.net/ is still
functional, git might be a bit out of date (feel free to update it). I
invite you all to go and test it. It is a bit old version of Drupal, but
I can easily upgrade it, and the theme is easily changeable. Drupal
comes with great benefits like the book module which I used to create a
manual, and with comments the users can give advice on how they have
configured thing, and even share configuration setups. Drupal is great
for community building.

--Wolf

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