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Distributing Newsletter Using Mailman
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Hi all,
Im currently experimenting the built-in mailman on my cPanel. i was able to get the behavior that i want but the thing is i dont like the result xD...
Well, ive got a few questions on how to do this with Mailman (if it is possible)..
1. use the main email address in the "from" field not something like customers-bounces@something.com on behalf of customers-request@something.com.
Is there any way to get rid of that "behalf" part and remove the -bounce/-request suffix? I also wanted to customize the Welcome /Goodbye subject, is that possible?
Hope someone could help me xD, thanks!
Im currently experimenting the built-in mailman on my cPanel. i was able to get the behavior that i want but the thing is i dont like the result xD...
Well, ive got a few questions on how to do this with Mailman (if it is possible)..
1. use the main email address in the "from" field not something like customers-bounces@something.com on behalf of customers-request@something.com.
Is there any way to get rid of that "behalf" part and remove the -bounce/-request suffix? I also wanted to customize the Welcome /Goodbye subject, is that possible?
Hope someone could help me xD, thanks!
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