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3 Mailing Lists

Mailing lists distribute a single email message to multiple recipients. Mailing lists differ

from workgroups in a few fundamental ways. First, mailing lists are not linked to file or

directory permissions. Mailing lists can be administered by someone other than the

workgroup or server administrator. More importantly, mailing list subscribers do not

have to have any kind of account (mail or file access) on the list’s server; any email

address can be added to the list. Finally, list subscribers can often remove themselves

from lists, and add themselves to lists.

Mac OS X Server uses Mailman version 2.1.2 for its mailing list service. You can find

more information about Mailman at the website www.list.org.

Setting Up a List

This section describes the process of setting up a mailing list. To do this, you enable the

service, define a list name, and add subscribers to the list.

Enabling Mailing Lists

Before you can define mailing lists and subscribers, you need to enable the list service.

To enable the mailing lists:

1 In Server Admin, select Mail in the Computer & Services list.

2 Click Settings.

3 Select the Mailing Lists tab.

4 Click Enable Mailing Lists.

5 Click Save.

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