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Phplist is an email announcement delivery system. It is great for
newsletters, publicity lists, notifications, and many other uses.
Phplist has many features, including:
* double opt-in subscription mechanism
* scheduling
* RSS
* list segmentation
* click-tracking
* attachments
* bounce management
PR: ports/115799
Submitted by: Nick Hilliard <nick@foobar.org> (maintainer)
Approved by: sat (mentor)
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1. phplist needs a MySQL database in order to operate.
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You can create this database by using something like the following commands:
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% mysqladmin -pu root create phplist
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% mysql -pu root
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mysql> grant all privileges on phplist.* to phplist@localhost identified by
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'your_secure_password';
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2. In order to get Apache or your preferred web server to recognise
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phplist's location on your disk, you'll need to put the following line
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(or the equivalent) into the web server configuration:
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Alias /phplist %%WWWDIR%%/phplist
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<Directory %%WWWDIR%%/phplist>
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Order allow,deny
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Allow from all
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</Directory>
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3. The phplist configuration file, edit:
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%%WWWDIR%%/phplist/lists/config/config.php
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phplist will not operate correctly unless you spend some time setting
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correct options in this file.
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4. You should now be able to log into your phplist installation by pointing
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your browser at: http://www.example.com/lists/admin/. phplist includes
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a web based configuration system which will guide you through all the
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steps required for creating a useful phplist installation.
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5. Please see the documentation directory (%%DOCSDIR%%)
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for full documentation on how to get the best out of phplist.
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