lib/mailman.dtl

   1 {{Mailman mailing list system}}
   2
   3 extern val mailmanWebHost : domain -> [Domain];
   4 {{Set the hostname of the web site for administration of mailing lists for this
   5   domain.}}
   6
   7 extern type mailman_node;
   8 {{Like <tt>web_node</tt>, but with the possibility of using some additional
   9   nodes set by the admins.}}
  10
  11 extern val mailman_node : mailman_node;
  12 {{The default location for Mailman web interfaces}}
  13
  14 extern val mailman_node_to_node : mailman_node -> node;
  15
  16 extern type mailman_place;
  17 extern val mailman_place_default : mailman_node -> mailman_place;
  18 extern val mailman_place : mailman_node -> your_ip -> mailman_place;
  19 extern val mailman_place_to_web_node : mailman_place -> web_node;
  20 extern val mailman_place_to_node : mailman_place -> node;
  21 extern val mailman_place_to_ip : mailman_place -> ip;
  22 {{Analogous to <tt>web_place</tt>, but based on <tt>mailman_node</tt>s}}
  23
  24 extern val mailmanVhost : host -> [Domain]
  25   {MailmanPlaces : [mailman_place],
  26   SSL : ssl,
  27   User : your_user,
  28   ServerAdmin : email};
  29 {{Create an Apache virtual host to serve as the web interface for some Mailman
  30   lists.}}
  31
  32 val mailman = \ host : (host) -> begin
  33   let
  34     domainHost host;
  35   in
  36     dnsIP host (ip_of_node (mailman_node_to_node mailman_node));
  37     mwh <- Hostname;
  38     mailmanWebHost mwh;
  39     mailmanVhost host where
  40       MailmanPlaces = [mailman_place_default mailman_node];
  41       SSL = no_ssl
  42     end
  43   end
  44 end;
  45 {{The most common Mailman config, for when you want to have a virtual host of your
  46   domain dedicated to a Mailman interface.  Provide the name of that host (e.g.,
  47   "lists") to this directive, and it will take care of the rest.}}