To install LISTSERV on your machine:
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1.  Edit the listserv.h file

    This file contains definitions for the directories in which mailing
    lists are stored, as well as the location of help files, control
    files, FAQs, and .info and .pub files.  Set these to locally sensible
    directories.  Their definitions are:

    HELPFILE - This is the helpfile automatically sent to users who send
    unparsable input to LISTSERV

    SERVDIR - This is the directory in which mailing lists and their
    associated .pub and .info files reside.

    LOGFILE - This is the file where, when logging is enabled, all requests
    sent to LISTSERV are logged.

    COMMANDFILE - This file is a sort of 'alias' file for obtaining help.
    It describes which specific helpfile is mailed to users requesting help
    for a particular command; for example, HELP ADD and HELP SUB should
    probably return the same helpfile, ADDHELP.

    LISTSERVADDR - The address to which people mail to talk to the LISTSERV
    program.

    LISTSERVMANAGER - The address of a human being at your local site who
    maintains the LISTSERV program.

    DOMAIN - This is, in general, your Internet domain; in regards to
    LISTSERV's behaviour, it also serves to define 'local' and 'nonlocal'
    for the purposes of .pub and .info files.  That is, the presence of
    a .info file will allow subscription to a mailing list from anyone
    within this local domain; the presence of a .pub file will allow
    subscription by people outside of this domain.

    INFODIR - The directory in which information files are maintained.
    You should create a file an index file detailing the contents of the
    info directory. This file is sent people when listserv receives
    the command "info" without any arguments. An example index file has
    been included with this distribution.

    INFOFILE - The index file for listserv information files.

2.  Edit the Makefile.  Ensure that install is installing the listserv
    program in a place sensible for your system, or alter the location.

3.  Run 'make install'.

4.  Enter an alias for listserv in your /usr/lib/aliases file.  Our local
    aliases look like this, for a copy of listserv stored in
    /usr/mail/listserv:
		    listserv:"|/usr/mail/listserv"
		    listserve:listserv
		    listserver:listserv
		    infoserver:listserv

5.  If you run into questions or complications, please contact
		listserv-manager@ucsd.edu
