MailServ As described in

MailServ provides a World Wide Web interface to several types of mailing list servers. Users can select commands, enter information, and press buttons to send email commands to the mail server. For example:
MailServ does not provide the actual mailing list services (you'll need to have an existing mailing list management program to do that), but what do you expect -- MailServ is free!

Linking to MailServ on this server
Anyone who has a web page can use MailServ by linking to this server. You don't need to know what CGI or Perl means - if you can type in HTML, then your web pages can have MailServ buttons like the one above.

Installing MailServ on your own server.
On the other hand, if you have earned the name webmaster, you can install MailServ on your own server. You can even customize it with your own look-and-feel. Since MailServ is written entirely in Perl, it's a snap.


See Also

comp.mail.list-admin.software newsgroup and FAQ

Mailing list for issues related to managing Internet mailing lists.

ListProc
Corporation for Research and Educational Networking (CREN)

ListServ
L-Soft international, Inc.

The List Server Page
Form to access List Server mailing lists.

ListWebber
"ListWebber provides the means for searching LISTSERV and ListProcessor lists while reducing the need to know their searching syntax."

Liszt
Searchable index of mailing lists.

LWGate
Another WWW mailing list gateway, more feature-rich than MailServ, but appears to be geared more for maintaining a database of different mailing lists. Written by David W. Baker.

Majordomo FAQ

Mailing lists for Majordomo.

MLP
OS/2 mailing list package.

Publicly Accessible Mailing Lists
Mega-list of mailing lists.

Patrick Fitzgerald
fitz@advicom.net