Overview of postman’s architecture¶
+Overview of mailjam’s architecture¶
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- Overview of postman’s architecture
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- Overview of mailjam’s architecture
- Introduction -
- Postman daemon +
- Mailjam daemon
- MTA client
- CLI client @@ -69,13 +69,13 @@
- Overview of postman’s architecture
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- Overview of mailjam’s architecture
- Introduction -
- Postman daemon +
- Mailjam daemon
- MTA client
- CLI client @@ -124,5 +124,5 @@
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- Overview of mailjam’s architecture
-Introduction¶
-Postman has been designed following a multi-component structure. There is +
Mailjam has been designed following a multi-component structure. There is a daemon that manage the mailing lists and members information in a storage backend and there are different kinds of clients (currently, three of them) that interact with the daemon using a XMLRPC link.
This is the scheme of the architecture:
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The daemon will perform all the operations regarding the management of the mailing lists and members. The daemon will save information of a given @@ -86,5 +86,5 @@
-MTA client¶
+MTA client¶
This client is attached to a given MTA, and is called but the MTA itself when emails for a mailing lists are received. The client performs some checks on the @@ -92,13 +92,13 @@
-CLI client¶
+CLI client¶
This is a shell-like interface that can be used to add mailing lists to a given -Postman server, edit such mailing lists information, add members, etc.
+Mailjam server, edit such mailing lists information, add members, etc.-Web client¶
+Web client¶
This is a small webapp that can be used to perform the same management operations you can achieve using the -CLI client.
+CLI client.Table Of Contents
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