[Mailman-Users] Need an installer -- will pay.

[bronto]

I concur; webmin is extraordinarily helpful in learning linux.  In the 
linux learning curve, you inevitably get something wrong but for a newbie 
it's difficult to know whether the problem at hand is one of not 
understanding the concept correctly or if you've simply gotten the syntax 
wrong with the last thing you've done.  Webmin with it's GUI interface 
helps eliminate the problem of syntax errors and typos.

However the Mailman plugin for Webmin is for version 1.x; at least I never 
got it to work with Mailman 2.0x.  I suspect that whoever wrote it won't 
undate it, since it was only for creating and deleting mailing lists, and 
Mailman 2.1 has it's own interface for that.


At 02:51 AM 7/8/02 +0200, Danny Terweij wrote:
>From: "Marc Ash" <admin at truthout.com>
>
>
> > I am not proficent with command line server interaction.
>
>First learn some basic linux knowledge before installing mailman. Many
>things would be ended up in console interaction, even after a complete
>installed mailman setup.
>
>Go to www.webmin.com for a GUI installation of many linux services within an
>webinterface.
>I did see there also a 3rd party module for Mailman.
>
>Danny Terweij
>
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