On 22 March 2017 at 05:23, Fabian A. Santiago
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fsan...@garbage-juice.com> wrote:
> Yes / no?
>
Short answer: Never tried it. Don't know how it works.
Long answer: It should work. For any software to work with email it
requires two things.
1) Ability to inject emails in the queue.
a) if it uses sendmail/qmail-inject, it will work without modification.
e.g. The unix mail command uses sendmail and it works out-of-the-box
b) If it uses qmail-queue, all you need is to create a shell script to set
env variables QUEUE_BASE, QUEUE_START, QUEUE_COUNT
and call qmail-multi. e.g.
#!/bin/sh
exec envdir /var/indimail/control/defaultqueue /usr/bin/qmail-queue
2) Ability to receive emails
Since ezmlm works with qmail, it must be using qmail-newu
to create entries in /var/qmail/users, /var/qmail/cdb. Or it may be using
alias mechanism to receive emails in particular Maildirs.
I am a NOOB when it comes to mailing lists and ezmlm. But it's never
late to learn :)
Why don't you try it? I can work with you and document the process and
make it work
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