The United Nation's climate majordomo -- tasked with herding 192 nations toward a do-or-die deal by year's end -- does not have the power to impose an agreement on how to curb greenhouse gases and cope with its consequences.
The head servant or official in a royal Spanish or Italian household; later, any head servant in a wealthy household in a foreign country; a leading servant or butler
In the non-tech world, a Major-Domo is the head servant in an old-fashioned household In the tech domain, a Majordomo is a particular UNIX program that maintains a mailing list, helping e-mail recipients sign up for or unsubscribe to a regular flow of e-mail messages Its main competition is the popular LISTSERV program
One of the common types of E-mail discussion lists See our E-Mailing Discussion List FAQ and our Guide to Subscribing, Unsubscribing, and Searching Mailing Lists
(n ) A freeware automatic electronic mailing list server application Mailing list servers automate the distribution of electronic mail to large groups of subscribers The server automates the subscription process, by which users join a list to receive its postings The server also forwards to all subscribers all messages sent to the list Subscribers may also send commands to the list to retrieve specified text files stored in its archives
A software program for the management of electronic mailing lists and discussion groups It provides similar functions to those of the LISTSERV and Listproc programs
Majordomo is a mailing list server, or a software package which allows users to write mail to a group of people by addressing it to the list It is written in perl, available to the public, and highly configurable
This is a well-known mailing list server (like Listserv) that provides mailing list services including subscription to the lists and distribution of mail messages to members of the lists that you set up
{i} manager of a household; steward, one who oversees the property or affairs of another, manager; one who is hired to run an estate or other establishment; (Archaic) head butler
a set of Perl programs that automate the operation of multiple mailing lists, including moderated and unmoderated mailing lists, and routine handling of subscribe/unsubscribe operations