Is HyperKitty appropriate for stand-alone, archive-only use?

[Todd Hivnor]

I don't really want to run a mailing list, I just want to archive email and
make it browseable and searchable via web browser. 

 

For example I want email sent to foobar2000-support(a)archive.example.com
<mailto:[e-mail]>  to be available via
https://archive.example.com/foobar2000-support. 

 

I'm running a standard Ubuntu server with postfix and postgres. Ideally, I
would configure postfix so that email was sent directly to something like
HyperKitty. I _could_ install Mailman, as well, but I'm hoping to minimize
complexity. 

 

Is HyperKitty an appropriate solution, for this use-case?

[Aurelien Bompard]

Hello,


I don’t really want to run a mailing list, I just want to archive email and
>  make it browseable and searchable via web browser.
>
>  Is HyperKitty an appropriate solution, for this use-case?
>  
No, sorry but I don't think HyperKitty will fit your use-case. It's
integrated with Mailman in many ways (it won't even run with Mailman 2.1).
Good luck with your research.

Aurélien