Dada Mail FOR LINUX

Dada Mail is a supported, contemporary, completely free, and open-source web-based software project that provides a general-purpose mailing list manager, which can be easily deployed on any GNU/Linux server machine and used inside your organization to send mass emails and provide announcements to your customers, co-workers, or employees.

Key Features:

• Web-based system


• Mass-mailing


• Supports an unlimited number of mailing lists


• Customizable


• Sharing


• Profiles


• Plugins


• Archives list messages


• Supports announce-only and group lists

Extensible Features:

• Mailing Monitor


• Bounce Handler


• Scheduled Mailings


• Change the Program Root Password


• Change Your List Short Name


• Default Mass Mailing Messages


• Password Protect Directories


• Log Viewer


• Screen Cache


• Multiple Subscribe


• Archive Blog Index

The Dada Mail project is well known for being extremely flexible, allowing the user to install it on his/her own web hosting account, giving them complete control over the mailing lists. It's a DIY (Do It Yourself) mailing list manager.

The program is written in the Perl and JavaScript programming languages. Being designed as a web-based application, it can be used via a supported and actively maintained web browser that runs on top of any mainstream operating system, including GNU/Linux, Microsoft Windows, BSD, Mac OS X, and Solaris.

The application can be downloaded from Softpedia or via its official homepage as a universal tarball, which includes all the necessary files to deploy Dada Mail on a supported web server, such as Apache. Both 32-bit and 64-bit hardware platforms are supported at this time.