> I think that the primary comparison between ListServ (L-Soft) and
> ListProc (CREN) is "bang for the buck." ListServ has substantially
> more configuration options, but ListProc costs substantially less
> money. Thus, for those sites that need more performance than a MLM
> implemented in Perl, but either don't need the kind of configuration
> options offered by ListServ or simply (more commonly) can't justify
> the cost, ListProc is a very viable option.
If you want Bang-for-the-Buck, use SmartList. Procmail-based, and thus
completely written in C, and because it is procmail rule-based, it is
infinitely customizable. I have run MajorDomo, and ListServ-based lists
in the past, but I much prefer the completely free SmartList package
and would never even consider switching back.
-Rasmus
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