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Mailman is the GNU mailing list manager. It provides standard list management features, integrated with a web interface. Please note: the subversion repository has been retired. Please see http://wiki.list.org/x/DgAJ for details.

GroupServer is a mailing list manager: an email sent to one address is then sent on to many people. In this way it is a list server like GNU Mailman. GroupServer also has an integrated web interface, so you can use the web to post, read the archives, and administer your groups. It is a bit like Google Groups. GroupServer gives you an open source system under your control: your groups, on your site, on your hardware.

These are two modules: the first is a MemberAdaptor for mailman that reads a file of members for each mailing list. The other is a cronjob that contacts an ldap server and * writes an aliases file for each user that has uid and mail entries in ldap, to be used with postfix * maintains lists that are defined via ldap with GroupOfNames and write the files for the first module If the ldap server is inaccessible, the files are left in place, so mails still get delivered.

Vote-MM aims to improve current Mailman mailing lists with some Web 2.0 time-saving functionalities (RSS , voting-capabilities..): Mail footer is modified to include voting links A new webapp for mail/voting is provided, even a Thunderbird plug-in.

A simple Python library to do Mailman administration. Currently the only implemented features are retrieving and discarding messages held for moderation.

Adding dynamic sublists to Mailman to support threading and scalability. For full information, see http://javamlm.mills.edu. This work is supported by NSF Career Grant #9876309.

MMReencrypt is an add-on for Mailman. It allows reencrypting mailing lists for added security. Users post messages PGP- or GPG-encrypted to the list's public key. MMReencrypt decrypts them, then re-encrypts the message to each subscriber.