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Signed-off-by: Ryan Lerch <rlerch@redhat.com>
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Add Centos Mailing List To Fedora Server
========================================
This was offered as a potential shortcut solution to quickly get a web front end
for the CentOS mailing list. Fedora currently runs a mailman 3 server with
Postorius and HyperKitty which provide a web user interface. The idea would be
to add the CentOS mailing lists to the currently running mailing list.
This was offered as a potential shortcut solution to quickly get a web front end for the
CentOS mailing list. Fedora currently runs a mailman 3 server with Postorius and
HyperKitty which provide a web user interface. The idea would be to add the CentOS
mailing lists to the currently running mailing list.
Basic Implementation
====================
A new domain would be set up for CentOS on the Fedora mailman server. The CentOS
A new domain would be set up for CentOS on the Fedora mailman server. The CentOS
Archives and lists would then be imported to the Fedora Server. The Centos MX domain
would then be pointed here. Configuration would need to be edited to support this.
All email registered would need to be converted to users to integrate with sso logins.
would then be pointed here. Configuration would need to be edited to support this. All
email registered would need to be converted to users to integrate with sso logins.
The Good Points
===============
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There are some advantages to this solution.
1. It would involve the least work to implement
2. CentOS and Fedora would only have a single mail server rather than one each to
2. CentOS and Fedora would only have a single mail server rather than one each to
maintain
The Bad Points
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