Top Document: MailMan WWW email interface v2.0 FAQ Previous Document: 4.3) Why would you want people reading your source Next Document: 4.5) Why are you picking on Scientology? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge A single installation of MailMan is defined as both a unique URL and server that is used to access the MailMan application. Most MailMan installations will require exactly one server and exactly one URL. For instance, Endymion Corporation maintains only one installation of MailMan, on a single server that handles our entire corporate web site, with a single URL, <URL:http://www.endymion.com/products/mailman/demo/mailman.c gi>. If your MailMan installation will be supported by more than one server, all with the same URL, each server must be licensed. In a more likely scenario, if you operate several virtual domains from the same server and each virtual domain makes use of a MailMan installation, each different URL that MailMan is known by must be licensed. Having several different virtual domains all access a single installation of MailMan by the same URL on the same server technically only requires one license according to our definitions, but we are a small company and that’s not a very nice thing to do to us. Please consider doing the right thing and licensing each installation. User Contributions:Top Document: MailMan WWW email interface v2.0 FAQ Previous Document: 4.3) Why would you want people reading your source Next Document: 4.5) Why are you picking on Scientology? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: rap@endymion.com (Ryan Alyn Porter)
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