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Mailing lists -- modules to use

Last updated June 12, 2012. Created by rsbecker on January 11, 2012.
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Modules — Required

  1. Organic Groups 6.x.2.x-dev
  2. Messaging 6.x.4.x-dev (If you are not already using this version it might be better to use Messaging 6.x-2.x-dev)
  3. Notifications 6.x.4.x-dev (If you are not already using this version it might be better to use Notifications 6.x-2.x-dev)
  4. Mailhandler 6.x.2.x-dev
  5. Mailcomment 6.x.2.0
  6. Feeds 6.x.1.0-beta 11
  7. PHPMailer 6.x.3.1
  8. Feeds Comment Processor 6.x.1.0-beta1 — required by other modules
  9. Chaos Tools 6.x.1.8 — required by other modules
  10. Libraries 6.x.1.0 — required by other modules
  11. Token 6.x.1.16 — required by other modules

Modules — Adding bells & whistles

  1. Action Email Role 6.x.1.11
  2. HTMLMail 6.x.1.7
  3. Multiple Email Addresses 6.x.1.3
  4. Comment Upload
  5. FileField 6.x.3.0
  6. ImageField 6.x.3.0
  7. FileField Sources 6.x.1.4
  8. Private Upload 6.x.1.x-dev
  9. Private Download 6.x.1.3
  10. FileField Paths 6.x.1.4
  11. Relative to Absolute Filter 6.x.1.1 — required by other modules
  12. MailMIME 6.x.2.15 — required by other modules
  13. Notifications Team UI 6.x.2.1-beta 8
  14. MIME Router 6.x.1.0 — required by other modules
  15. MIME Detect 6.x.1.3 — required by other modules
  16. Transliteration 6.x.3.0 — required by other modules
  17. Autoload 6.x.2.1 — required by other modules
  18. Job Scheduler 6.x.1.0-beta 3— required by other modules

This list is up to date as of Dec. 10, 2011.

Comments

Which Components?

It would be really helpful to indicate which components need to be enabled for each of these modules. I find myself guessing and I'm betting that I'm enabling more than I need.

I can do that, but not for a

I can do that, but not for a couple of weeks.

Thanks

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