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On Tue, Sep 24, 2002 at 11:30:03AM +0100, Simon Wistow wrote: >On Tue, Sep 24, 2002 at 11:04:13AM +0100, Roger Burton West said: >> * Email-based administration. I don't want to give shell access to >> everybody who's a listmaster on my server, and many of them have cookies >> permanently turned off if they have web browsers at all. > >That'd be the Domo plugin then. Or something similar. That's not an intuitive name, to me. Admin-by-email isn't unique to Majordomo... Plugin/EmailAdmin.pm? >I presume you'd >want it authorised by PGP signature or something. In an ideal world, though it shouldn't be compulsory. >Some sort of simple >grammar as a configuration language? Only if we're after levels of control. All I need for SmartList is: - add to list X email address Y - remove from list X email address Y - show list of users of list X and there's 95% of the list-admin's tasks covered. >> * A storage system which creates one file per list (possibly in addition >> to other things). Forwhy? To avoid having to edit aliases ever again. >> Contrast what you can do with smartlist+exim: > >I'm not sure how smartlist works but there's no reason why Siesta >shouldn't work with it. Basically, if Siesta can be persuaded to create and maintain a file /somethingorother/$listname (which doesn't need to have any content, just needs to exist or not in parallel to the list) then the integration is doable. RogerThere's stuff above here
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