Ispconfig 3 mailman 2

A blast from the past!

ISPConfig 3 and Mailman 2 are both older software packages, but I'll do my best to help you with your question.

ISPConfig 3

ISPConfig 3 is a popular open-source web hosting control panel that provides a comprehensive set of tools for managing web servers, email servers, and other network services. It's widely used by web hosting providers and system administrators.

Mailman 2

Mailman 2 is a popular open-source mailing list manager that allows users to create and manage mailing lists, as well as send and receive emails. It's been around since the late 1990s and has a large user base.

Integrating ISPConfig 3 with Mailman 2

To integrate ISPConfig 3 with Mailman 2, you'll need to configure Mailman 2 to use the email accounts and domains managed by ISPConfig 3. Here are the general steps:

  1. Install Mailman 2: Install Mailman 2 on your server, following the official installation instructions.
  2. Configure Mailman 2: Configure Mailman 2 to use the email accounts and domains managed by ISPConfig 3. You'll need to create a Mailman 2 configuration file (/etc/mailman/mm_cfg.py) and set the DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST and DEFAULT_URL_HOST variables to the values specified in your ISPConfig 3 configuration.
  3. Create Mailman 2 lists: Create new mailing lists using the Mailman 2 web interface or command-line tools. You can use the mailman command-line tool to create new lists, for example: mailman create mylist.
  4. Configure ISPConfig 3 to use Mailman 2: Configure ISPConfig 3 to use Mailman 2 by setting the mailman parameter in the ISPConfig 3 configuration file (/etc/ispconfig/ispconfig.conf). You'll need to set the mailman parameter to the path of the Mailman 2 executable (/usr/bin/mailman).
  5. Test the integration: Test the integration by creating a new mailing list using the ISPConfig 3 web interface and verifying that it's correctly configured and functional.

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