Spam:****, Re: Domain administrators and Bulletins

Orin Wells wrote:
> As usual it appears I am dense again.
>
> How do we give a domain administrator access to sending
bulletins
> within his/her domain? We have a client who wants to
email all his
> accounts and there is no mailing list which, with 200
users, would be
> a cruel punishment to set up a list.
>
> Having never used the bulletin feature I am pretty
clueless about how
> to do so and I haven't found a clear (enough for me)
description in
> the documentation.
>
> I thought from the documentation I did find that this
link would take
> one to the admin management page, but no such luck.
>
> http://mydoaim
.org/cgi-bin/webmail.cgi$cmd=manager
>
> In fact it does not seem to work at all on my windows
system. If this
> is designed for Unix, is there an equivalent for
Window?
>
> On the other hand it appears that the bulletins only
apply to webmail.
> Is there, then, something other than a list that can be
used to send
> an email to all accounts in a domain? I thought I had
seen some
> reference to this months ago, but I can not find it
now.
>
>
>
>
> Orin Wells
> Supportawasco.com
> 253-630-5296
>
If he wants to send to all the members of the domain, there
is a
function to display which domain users are not a member of
the list.
This would make the list maintance simple enough. Just ask
Surge to show
which domain members are not on the list.

I have asked for a function or special email address so
that
allmydomain.com would cover that, but it needs just a
bit of special
handling to make sure spammers don't find and abuse it.

Lyle

That would be a nice feature.  It could be secured that it
could only be
sent from the Mail List admin page, not available as an
address that could
be sent from the outside world to by anyone on the list. 



Glenn Meadows
Sheridan Square Entertainment
-----Original Message-----
From: Lyle Giese [mailto:lylelcrcomputer.info] 
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 5:36 PM
To: surgemail-listnetwinsite.com
Subject: Spam***, Re:
[SurgeMail List] Domain administrators and Bulletins

Orin Wells wrote:
> As usual it appears I am dense again.
>
> How do we give a domain administrator access to sending
bulletins 
> within his/her domain? We have a client who wants to
email all his 
> accounts and there is no mailing list which, with 200
users, would be 
> a cruel punishment to set up a list.
>
> Having never used the bulletin feature I am pretty
clueless about how 
> to do so and I haven't found a clear (enough for me)
description in 
> the documentation.
>
> I thought from the documentation I did find that this
link would take 
> one to the admin management page, but no such luck.
>
> http://mydoaim
.org/cgi-bin/webmail.cgi$cmd=manager
>
> In fact it does not seem to work at all on my windows
system. If this 
> is designed for Unix, is there an equivalent for
Window?
>
> On the other hand it appears that the bulletins only
apply to webmail.
> Is there, then, something other than a list that can be
used to send 
> an email to all accounts in a domain? I thought I had
seen some 
> reference to this months ago, but I can not find it
now.
>
>
>
>
> Orin Wells
> Supportawasco.com
> 253-630-5296
>
If he wants to send to all the members of the domain, there
is a function to
display which domain users are not a member of the list.
This would make the list maintance simple enough. Just ask
Surge to show
which domain members are not on the list.

I have asked for a function or special email address so
that
allmydomain.com would cover that, but it needs just a
bit of special
handling to make sure spammers don't find and abuse it.

Lyle