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Project Description

Ecartis (fomerly known as Listar) is a mailing
list management program. It has a lot of
similarities to Listserv (which was one of its
inspirations), but has been written from scratch
to support the features and abilities that the
authors felt were lacking (or hard to
modify/change) in some of the other list
management programs available. Its main
flexibility is that it is written around a plugin
layer (similar to Apache), which allows you to
customize and extend the manager in ways that
otherwise would be hard.

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2001-01-30 15:13
0.129a

Quite a few fixes, including rewritten bounce handling module and a robust Web administration interface. This version is the last before version 1.0.

2001-01-30 15:13
0.128a

Critical bug fixes to moderation and bounce handling that crept in with 0.127a.

2001-01-30 15:13
0.127a

Rewrite of bounce handler and moderation, beginning support for liscript and lsg/2, and more.

2001-01-30 15:13
0.126a

Support scripts have been eliminated (and creation of lists moved to the main executable), creation of lists now builds the config file dynamically from the installed modules and defaults, internal I/O changes have been made to allow Listar to handle large installations (e.g. 5000+ lists), internal qmail bounce detection support and the beginnings of support for DSN have been added, several file lock contention bugs have been fixed, and minor MIME handling updates have been made.

2001-01-30 15:13
0.125a

Password support, variable registration, allows configuration of a list from Listargate and allow generation of default config files that are guaranteed up-to-date, and added Pantomime which strips non-text attachments and places them into a web-accessible directory placing the URL to get to the file into the message instead.

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