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mailing_lists [2015/01/22 19:46] walter [Shell Interface] |
mailing_lists [2015/02/20 00:00] walter [Administration] |
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| ====== Administration ====== | ====== Administration ====== | ||
| - | Mailman has 3 password types | + | Mailman has 4 password types |
| * List Creator - Single Password Needed to Create New Lists | * List Creator - Single Password Needed to Create New Lists | ||
| * List Admin - The individual shared admin password for a particular list | * List Admin - The individual shared admin password for a particular list | ||
| * List Moderator - Shared password that only allows for a smaller subset of admin functions | * List Moderator - Shared password that only allows for a smaller subset of admin functions | ||
| + | * Poster - Require password for posters to list (rare) | ||
| ===== Forgotten Mailman Password ===== | ===== Forgotten Mailman Password ===== | ||
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| ===== Shell Interface ===== | ===== Shell Interface ===== | ||
| - | there are several shell commands in | ||
| - | /usr/lib/mailman/bin | + | Admins and ACM Officers should have access to admin the mailing list via the sudo command. |
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| + | The commands for managing Mailman from the command line are located in | ||
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| + | /usr/lib/mailman/bin | ||
| the shell can be used to reset passwords for things | the shell can be used to reset passwords for things | ||
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