I need to migrate my instance of mailman to a new server. Centos6 is going out
of support, so I need to migrate to a centos7 server.
I have been searching the lists and looked at https://wiki.list.org/x/4030682
but still have some questions.
I am basically handed a new server that has Mailman &
On 6/16/2011 11:35 AM, William Ashworth wrote:
Currently, a client of mine has a mailman list running since 2006 on a server
with a company they no longer do business with. We're wanting to consolidate
resources for their organization and migrate them to a cPanel web host that
supports mailman
On 6/16/2011 8:35 AM, William Ashworth wrote:
>
> Currently, a client of mine has a mailman list running since 2006 on
> a server with a company they no longer do business with. We're
> wanting to consolidate resources for their organization and migrate
> them to a cPanel web host that supports mai
Currently, a client of mine has a mailman list running since 2006 on a server
with a company they no longer do business with. We're wanting to consolidate
resources for their organization and migrate them to a cPanel web host that
supports mailman.
Is there any concern about mailman versions be
On Tue, Jun 09, 2009 at 11:33:11AM -0400, Duane Winner wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Can anybody point me to a document or explain to me what is necessary to
> complete these steps?
I am in the same position and hope somebody can point to a link to a
step by step tutorial or something like that.
--
Zheng
Duane Winner wrote:
>
>Can anybody point me to a document or explain to me what is necessary to
>complete these steps?
>
>We have a mailman server hosted on a FreeBSD box and need to migrate it an
>Ubuntu box and change domain names on all the lists.
>
>We have several dozen lists, all under the "f
Hello,
Can anybody point me to a document or explain to me what is necessary to
complete these steps?
We have a mailman server hosted on a FreeBSD box and need to migrate it an
Ubuntu box and change domain names on all the lists.
We have several dozen lists, all under the "foo.org" domain. We ne
