Re: mailman and meeting

Jim,
thank you for the reply. PHPList is only one way and I want two way 
communication. Google groups seems the next best choice but still 
requires users to have a google account and log into gmail (or setup 
forwarding) to use. Also, a little public for my liking.
In the past I have used lists running on Majordomo and Mailman and all 
posting and replying happens on your email...easy.
The search continues....
Thanks again,
Clint.

Jim Tittsler wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 15:40,
> clint.deckard<[email protected]> wrote:
>> I have a domain hosted on a shared server with openhost.co.nz; I have
>> managed to install Silverstripe and setup OK (great software and kiwi too)
>> but I am stumped with how to get Mailman (or Majordomo) set up on a
>> sub-domain. I have ftp'd the files to the correct location but since I don't
>> have root access, how do i run scripts and commands to install.
> 
> It is not practical to install Mailman without root privileges.  (And
> a C compiler if installing from the source distribution.)  It also is
> usually installed to run as its own user, and as part of the mail
> server's group for security reasons.  Likewise Majordomo requires root
> to be installed properly.
> 
> Maybe something like phpList would meet your needs.  Or have you
> considered using GoogleGroups and making the administration Someone
> Else's Problem?
>