> WE CANNOT READ YOUR MIND. > > You point to a general question about majordomo and > not a question that is in any way specific to > OpenBSD. If you mean to ask a question about the > OpenBSD mailing lists, SAY SO. If not, why is it > relevant to this list?
Philip, You are right, sorry about the confusion. In more detail: The OpenBSD mailing lists, which use (end of development, as stated in my link) Majordomo does not provide for a 'vacation hold' feature (a useful feature), which most or all current mailing list software provide. On a separate, but connected note: http://lists.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/mj_wwwusr?user=&passw=&func=login It's interesting to see that a sign-in form on such a security conscious project as OpenBSD is unencrypted. Yeah, it's only a mailing list, no big deal, but still, it would look better as a secure connection. I understand you may not want a free SSL certificate from companies like StartSSL (and I am sure many other certificate companies would give to such a prestigious project like yours one for free) There are also things like OpenSSL and DANE (DNS-based Authentication of Named Entities). Please note I am now here and not a crypt-expert. Actually, exactly that's why I am here, to learn. Just want to know the general view here on things like these, for example. Thanks
