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tulp rpm build for : RedHat Other. For other distributions click tulp.

Name : tulp
Version : 4.2.0 Vendor : (none)
Release : 2 Date : 1998-04-19 21:46:11
Group : Daemons Source RPM : tulp-4.2.0-2.src.rpm
Size : 0.15 MB
Packager : (none)
Summary : TULP - tulp listserv
Description :
TULP is a mailing-lists manager. It implements a subset of the commands of
the well known LISTSERV, used mainly in the Bitnet world. It can also be
used, in a very limited manner, as a mail-server for text archives.

TULP allows an easy management of mailing-lists. Once their are created by
the TULP-manager, users can subscribe, signoff, get the list of
subscribers, or retrieve past articles by sending mail to an automatic
sofware, typically listservAATTnode.dom.ain. The implemented commands are
really close to the syntax used on Bitnet-Listserv running on IBM
mainframes. Note that there is *no* connection between the original
listserv running on IBM mainframes and TULP.

Each list can have several attributes:

+ Multiple list status: public, private, moderated.

+ List of owners an an editor.

+ Multiple \"review\" status: public, private, owners.

+ Multiple subscription schemes: public, owners, closed.

+ Messages numbering (optional).

+ Messages archival (on a monthly basis, optional).

+ Filtering of (some) administrative requests sent to the lists instead of the
administrative address [if you have Perl on your system].

TULP is interfaced with the Sendmail MTA in the released version but it
should also be easily adaptable to other mail transport agents.

TULP has successfully been tested and is currently already in production
under following systems:

AIX 3.1 & 3.2
A/UX 3
HP-UX 8.0
SunOS 4.1
SVR4 3.0
RedHat Linux

TULP is distributed under the GNU General Public License.

The package is available by anonymous ftp at several places. If you
decide to put the package and its updates available by anonymous ftp,
please drop me a note so that I can add your site name to the documentation.

RPM found in directory: /vol/rzm3/linux-redhat-contrib/libc6/i386

Content of RPM  Provides Requires

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tulp-4.2.0-2.sparc.rpm
tulp-4.2.0-2.alpha.rpm
tulp-4.2.0-2.ppc.rpm
tulp-4.2.0-2.ia64.rpm
tulp-4.2.0-2.s390.rpm

Provides :
mailinglistserver
tulp

Requires :
/usr/bin/perl
/bin/sh
libc.so.6
ld-linux.so.2
/bin/sh


Content of RPM :
/etc/listserv
/etc/listserv/expl
/etc/listserv/expl/helpfile
/etc/listserv/expl/lists
/etc/listserv/expl/test.u
/etc/listserv/expl/test.w
/etc/listserv/helpfile
/etc/listserv/lists
/etc/listserv/test.u
/etc/listserv/test.w
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/ANNOUNCE
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/AUTHORS
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/COPYRIGHT
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/FAQ
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/INSTALL
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/LICENCE
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/PORTING
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/README
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/VERSIONS
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/expl
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/expl/helpfile
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/expl/lists
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/expl/test.u
/usr/doc/tulp-4.2.0/expl/test.w
/usr/lib/tulp/deliver
/usr/lib/tulp/deliver.pl
/usr/lib/tulp/listserv
/usr/lib/tulp/queue
/usr/lib/tulp/rc.tulp
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