- ‘man pages’
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All ezmlm component programs come with their own man pages. Thus, for
info on ezmlm-send, type:
% man ezmlm-send
or if you have unpacked ezmlm, but not made it or installed it:
% cd ezmlm-0.53
% man ./ezmlm-send.1
- ‘ezmlm(5)’
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General info on ezmlm and list directories is in ezmlm.5:
% man ezmlm
or
% cd ezmlm-0.53
% man ./ezmlm.5
NOTE: Installation of the ezmlm-idx package updates some
existing man pages to reflect changes made by the patch (e.g.
ezmlm-send(1), ezmlm(5)).
- ‘Text files in the distribution’
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ezmlm/idx comes with a README file with general instructions, an
INSTALL file with installation instructions, an UPGRADE
file for upgrading from a previous version and a CHANGES file
with information on changes from previous versions. Most other patches or
add-ons contain similar files and man pages and should contain
identifying suffixes (.iss for ezmlm-issub, for example). For a
discussion of the authors' understanding of ezmlm security, see
Ezmlm-idx security.
- ‘‘Ezman’, an ezmlm/idx manual’
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The ezmlm manual is a brief manual that is meant for list subscribers,
list moderators and remote administrators, and as an introduction for
list owners. It is useful even if you do not use ezmlm-idx. Features
requiring ezmlm-idx are marked as such. The manual is available as a
set of html files, as a text file, and in a ‘letter’ and
‘A4’ postscript version:
- ‘This FAQ’
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This FAQ is built from a TeXinfo source. It is available in the
following formats:
- ‘WWW resources’
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- General qmail and ezmlm info
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- The qmail mailing list archive
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- The ezmlm mailing list archive
-
- ‘Mailing lists’
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Please read other documentation and mailing list archives before
posting questions to the lists. It's also useful to lurk on the
list for a few days, (i.e. to subscribe and read without posting)
before asking your questions on the list.
To subscribe, send mail to the email addresses listed: