Re: [Mailman-Users] Hosted mail vs Mailman

2009-03-20 Thread Grant Taylor
On 03/20/09 10:50, Brian Carpenter wrote: Mailman requires a unique host name and the list address, which is an e-mail address that is used by Mailman, uses this unique host name. So you cannot use domainexample.com for e-mail on one server and mailman on another server. However you can use a s

Re: [Mailman-Users] Hosted mail vs Mailman

2009-03-20 Thread Grant Taylor
On 03/19/09 11:08, mich...@wa7skg.com wrote: Please forgive my very basic noob question. I just want to be sure I understand this correctly. That's what lists like this one are for. I have an email address with an email provider on a completely separate host and system. Ok... I want to us

Re: [Mailman-Users] Hosted mail vs Mailman

2009-03-20 Thread Brian Carpenter
> Please forgive my very basic noob question. I just want to be sure I > understand this correctly. > > I have an email address with an email provider on a completely separate > host and system. > > I want to use Mailman with this address. Does Mailman, in essence, act > as a email client, rece

[Mailman-Users] Hosted mail vs Mailman

2009-03-20 Thread michael
Please forgive my very basic noob question. I just want to be sure I understand this correctly. I have an email address with an email provider on a completely separate host and system. I want to use Mailman with this address. Does Mailman, in essence, act as a email client, receiving an emai