To do anything with the module, you need to connect it to your Mailchimp account. The settings page admin/config/services/mailchimp is where you put your Mailchimp's list API in.
To get this API go to /account/api when logged in to http://mailchimp.com and say add a key. I know this feels weird, as you don't have a key to add, but in fact it will create an API key for you.
Other projects and ideas / questions / solutions in this general ideaspaceHow can I block a spammer from repeatedly registering? http://drupal.org/node/139738
OG Mailinglist allows users to start new discussions by email and post comments on existing discussions by simply replying to emails. You get the best of both worlds: a browser-based discussion site and an email-based list.
Awesome to see activity for this functionality. Now for the Drupal 7 port... :-)
10:13 benjamin-agaric: Drupal 7 - the simplest way to have an administrator e-mailed when a new user signs up? Can't find any core setting and no trigger does it either? Seems we should have a way to get this functionality short of Rules module... thoughs?
10:22 benjamin-agaric: Answer: it can be done through Drupal core- an advanced action simply has to be configured first at admin/config/system/actions/configure and then back to trigger configuration.
This module provides a component called "Newsletter email" for Webform module, with this component you can build webform nodes with simplenews integration.
for each email sent from the site, if the "from" email address matches the site address, it modifies the From header to include the site name as well. This produces the nice user-friendly effect where emails in your inbox appear to be from "Your site" rather than just "webmaster".
Somebody should make a module out of this (or a setting in core) -- better than having this in a custom module deployed with every Drupal site.
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