Ezmlm (EaZy Mailing List Manager) is a powerful mailing list solution for qmail. It also works well with Inter7's VPOPMAIL too. From a standard ports install (/usr/ports/mail/vpopmail/) , vpopmail will live in /usr/local/vpopmail/ on a FreeBSD system. Here's a small tcsh based script which can be used to create mailing lists for domains. It takes two parameters the LISTNAME(@domain.dom) and the domain name itself. The script checks for the existance of an existing dot qmail file. If one exists the contents will be subscribed to the mailing list (NOTE: This script does NOT cater for "| forward" style lines!). Anyway.. this may be useful to some people..

#!/bin/tcsh -f
#


Make a mailing list for a vpopmail hosted domain

#

Author: jbw

WWW: www.jerrywalsh.org

#

set LISTNAME="$1"
set DOMAIN="$2"
set BASEDIR="/usr/local/vpopmail/domains/$DOMAIN/"
set LISTFILE="$BASEDIR/.qmail-$LISTNAME"
set LISTDIR="$BASEDIR/lists/$LISTNAME/"

if ( "$LISTNAME" == "" ) then
  echo You must specify a list name
  exit 1
endif

if ( "$DOMAIN" == "" ) then
  echo You must supply a domain name
  exit 2
endif

if ( ! -d "$BASEDIR" ) then
  echo The domain $DOMAIN is not hosted by VPOPMAIL.. add the domain first.
  exit 3
endif

if ( ! -d "$LISTDIR") then

  if ( -e "$LISTFILE" ) then
    echo Migrating the following emails to the $LISTNAME mailing list...
    cat "$LISTFILE" && \
    mv "$LISTFILE" "$LISTFILE_"
    echo -----------------------------------------------------------------
  endif

  /usr/local/bin/ezmlm-make $LISTDIR $LISTFILE $LISTNAME $DOMAIN && \
  chown -R vpopmail:vchkpw $LISTDIR

  if ( -e "$LISTFILE_" ) then
    tr -d '&' < "$LISTFILE_" | /usr/local/bin/ezmlm-sub $LISTDIR && \
    rm "$LISTFILE_"
  endif
else
  echo The $LISTNAME@$DOMAIN mailing list already exists, since the following dir exists:
  echo $LISTDIR
endif
```