Without actually waiting for anyone to step in and repsond to my previous post, I've gone and downloaded Majordomo and taken a look at it. Several things leap out at me from the outset. First, loads of depricated Perl4 syntax. This may not be such a bad thing, as using Perl4 would allow me to run the mailing list off some of my legacy hardware, and not tie up the production machine. The installer is a shell script. This function will need to be done differently. There is a tiny bit of C involved (I examined the file "wrapper.c", which includes a few explicit unixisms of its own (hard-coded paths), and may/will require porting). Majordomo uses pipes. Majordomo uses sendmail. (both are reasonable assumptions on a Unix machine, but less so on the Mac) There's more, but my sense is that if anyone wants to take this up, we can continue the discussion off-list (and return when the discussion merits it). --Brian ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch