Web hosting is not the same as mail hosting (is it?). For majordomo,
you need shell
or at least editor access to make modifications to the /etc/aliases file
as you create your
mailing list(s). With ftp access, you might be able to find
work-arounds, but each time
you send/modify this file, a shell command must be executed to make the
changes
active. I doubt very highly that you will be able to run majordomo on
GoDaddy
based on the information you provided.
Dan Liston
Kenneth B. Harwood wrote:
> i want to run a ListServer behind my website. my Web Hosting Service
> (GoDaddy) does not offer Majordomo (or anything like it). under my
> "Deluxe" level of service contract, GoDaddy will allow me to upload
> (and execute live) Perl scripts. do you think that is sufficient to
> allow me to get Majordomo running in GoDaddy's server?
>
> one of the thing: under the terms of my contract i do not have linux
> shell or Admin access to GoDaddy's server. this almost certainly
> meansthat i would not be allowed to compile Majordomo's single
> C-coded security module (mentioned in your FAQ) on their virtual host.
>
> should i not be able to get Majordomo running on GoDaddy that would
> not be such a terrible thing. Majordomo is probably more than i need
> but too much of a good thing never hurt anyone.
>
> thank you.
>
> - kenneth harwood
> reno, nevada
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