Please add Mailman 3 as an installation option. We have been waiting for this for a very long time. Mailman 2.1 is old software and doesn't have the dkim options to keep the lists from being blocked. Migrating Mailman 2.1 lists to Mailman 3 won't be too overly difficult if we give our customers a choice. The main issues of migration would be the archives but since MM 2.1 stores them as HTML that is fine for our customers to just shift over to Mailman 3. Many have been requesting this upgrade for many years now. Please, let's get this done.

upgrade mailman from version 2.1.16 to version 3.1.1 and we all will be lucky.

HD

Considering you(Onyx) is seeing plesk as an all in one solution to host and manage websites and webspace/domains/email by sellers/resellers/customers as well as the hole basesystem(updateprocess), it would be fortune to implement the state of the art softwarebranch of a already implemented software, which is updated to fullfill the needs of a changed email verification standard(dkim and more), as well as the updated webinterface. But the most important point i have to mention is the data storage, maillist management changed to mysql, which we have already on our plesk servers and gives us improved possibilities to implement mailman in our products.
thx in advance

Hello Plesk Staff,

You find more Informations here :

http://mailman.readthedocs.io/en/latest/src/mailman/docs/install.html

If we can use mailman 3 in plesk the maillinglist are more comfortable.

Mailman 3 is the new update for the mailinglist based on phyton.

It based on different components:

https://wiki.list.org/Mailman3

Mailman 3 is architected and released quite differently than Mailman 2.1

Hello Plesk Staff,
in my opinion there is nothing to add to that explanation. The biggest thing is to integrate up-to-date software and not to use the old stuff (mailman2).
Cheers, Daniel

Hello Plesk Staff,

I'm not the author, but also support this idea.
But here is a explanation. Maybe you could use this one.

Currently there is Mailman 2 integrated as Mailinglistsoftware in Plesk. This comes with an outdated user and management interface.

The Mailman developers have intropduced several packages for a new modern mailman software. This splitted up in several parts:
- the core, which manages the mailing lists and receives and sends mails
- a REST API which can communicate with the core
- a modern user interface with uses the REST API
- an archive software, which also uses the REST API

The basic idea is now to make the whole Mailman 3 suite available in Plesk. The management of the list can be done with the user interface of mailman.

Additional you can use the REST API to integrate the management directly into plesk, so that there there is no need to use the mailman user interface.

A major problem will be the migration from old mailman2 lists and archives to the new mailman 3 system. There should be migration paths, but they aren't documented well.
Therefore a first step could be to integrate mailman 3 as a choice at installation.
And a second part would be to integrate migration paths.

I hope I could help to clarify this ide.

Thanks for consideration to implement this.

any idea when mailman 3 will be available on Plesk/Onyx?

please...

We need Mailman 3 because many Mailproviders are blocking mails from mailman 2. Please include it asap

I'm still wainting for mailman 3. please add it as soon as possible because dmarc spf etc. is really important today.... mailman 2 gets more and more unusable

spf dmarc dkim mailman 3 is the way to go

mailman3 support in plesk mailman 2 is to old regarding the new antispamm mechanisms like spf dkim dmarc etc

The packages of Debian/Ubuntu for mailman are not the latest version.

A PHP interface is required. The Provider NetZone has this useful feature implemented!

Please add Mailman3

Please add this mailman 3 because it has a lot of nice features and a better interface. And the better interface is the main benefit!

please add, new webif and native virtual mailing list host support

Yes Mailman 3 would be perfect for future mailing lists.