Mailing lists
Mark Mitchell
mark at codesourcery.com
Fri Mar 9 23:55:11 UTC 2001
[RESENT -- Mailing list server snafu the first time around...]
As per our discussions yesterday, we have set up three new mailing
lists:
pooma-design at pooma.codesourcery.com
pooma-cvs at pooma.codesourcery.com
pooma-support at pooma.codesourcery.com
Our mailing list software does not (sadly) make it easy to drop the
redundant `pooma' in the mailing list name.
The purpose of the `pooma-design' list is to discuss interfaces, major
changes, etc. -- things that people at the lab are likely to care
about. It's not for discussions of every minor change; we don't want
to fill up John and Jean's email boxes needlessly.
The `pooma-design' list contains the `pooma-dev' mailing list as a
sublist; there is no need to post to both lists. The subscribers to
the `pooma-design' list include John Hall and Jean Marshall, as well
as the developers on the `pooma-dev' list.
The `pooma-cvs' list will not accept postings from the oustide world;
it's only purpose is to log changes to the repository. You can
subscribe to this list if you want to get a message whenever a change
occurs.
The `pooma-support' list is for now just an alias for the `pooma-dev'
list. That way a developers will see the support requests quickly.
As discussed yesterday, once QMTrack comes along a little further,
we'll set that up to handle support requests.
Also, it appears that I gave the wrong name for the development
mailing list. It should have been `pooma-dev at pooma.codesourcery.com',
not `pooma-devel at pooma.codesourcery.com'.
All of the lists are public. Other people may subscribe by sending
mail to `pooma-dev-request', `pooma-design-request',
`pooma-cvs-request', etc. So pass that information along if you think
there are other people who should be on the lists. Or, send the
addresses to me, and I will add them.
There are also digest versions of every list that will collect
multiple messages and send them along as a single message every so
often. Sending mail (of any kind) to the `-request' addresses will
explain how to get on the digest version of the lists, if that would
be more convenient to you.
Yours,
--
Mark Mitchell mark at codesourcery.com
CodeSourcery, LLC http://www.codesourcery.com
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