php_mailman

This is just a basic skeleton to send some most used commands to Mailman. You shouldn't echo functions out, because cURL returns an admin view. Though you can use something like Simple HTML DOM to get some feedback from this class. Use at your own risk, though.

You can

• Subscribe
• Unsubscribe
• Set digest
• List a member
• List lists

Howto

Construct:

require_once('php_mailman.php');

$mailman = new php_mailman('domain.com', 'password', 'listname_domain.com');

Subscribe:

$mailman->subscribe('[email protected]');

Unsubscribe:

$mailman->unsubscribe('[email protected]');

Set digest:

$mailman->digest('[email protected]');

List member:

$mailman->list_member('[email protected]');

List lists:

$mailman->list_lists();

Re-set settings:

$mailman->set_domain('domain.com');

$mailman->set_adminpasswd('password');

$mailman->set_listname('listname_domain.com');

$mailman->set_protocol('https');

$mailman->set_listlanguage('fi'); // shortcode (en, de, etc...)

$mailman->set_notifyowner('1'); // 1 = yes | 0 = no

$mailman->set_notifyuser('1'); // 1 = yes | 0 = no

$mailman->set_digest('1'); // 1 = yes | 0 = no

Or you can set all these on start:

$mailman = new php_mailman($domain, $adminpasswd, $listname, $protocol, $listlanguage, $notifyowner, $notifyuser, $digest);

Read more

Mailman Wiki: Additional web administration tools?