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also listening here, have a similar question in Linux topic area...
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also listening here, have a similar question in Linux topic area...

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Thanks,<br />
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Definatly going to upgrade the ram!!<br />
Now all it need to figure is the mechanism for sending the email.
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Thanks,

Definatly going to upgrade the ram!!
Now all it need to figure is the mechanism for sending the email.

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A client of mine wants to setup a mailing list of about 80000 addresses (N.B this is for legitimate reasons and not for spam!!)<br />
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Each user will be sent an html email. Users will have to be able to unsubscribe from the list by either following a link or sending an email.<br />
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the server is a pIII/256M Ram on a 4M connection and the OS will be freeBSD or LINUX<br />
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Does anybody know:<br />
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A. how to go about sending 80000 emails in the firstplace?<br />
(will the server i have hack it ??)<br />
B. how to run the automated unsubscription?<br />
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i have thought about using majordomo but i'm not sure if this is the right application for this.? <br />
<br />
your help would be most appreciated.<br />
<br />
regards<br />
<br />
mike
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A client of mine wants to setup a mailing list of about 80000 addresses (N.B this is for legitimate reasons and not for spam!!)

Each user will be sent an html email. Users will have to be able to unsubscribe from the list by either following a link or sending an email.

the server is a pIII/256M Ram on a 4M connection and the OS will be freeBSD or LINUX

Does anybody know:

A. how to go about sending 80000 emails in the firstplace?
(will the server i have hack it ??)
B. how to run the automated unsubscription?

i have thought about using majordomo but i'm not sure if this is the right application for this.? 

your help would be most appreciated.

regards

mike

Help with Mass Mailing System

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.