I subscribed with username "some" (all lowercase).
Notifications could be sent to this list or you could make an [EMAIL PROTECTED] maillist as they do for netbeans.


Sebastian

PS: I know I'm replying to the group but as this is a group discussion that is ok isn't it?


Heather Stephens wrote:

Hey all.  Would you take a moment to respond to this list about jira?

--What are your thoughts on the outstanding decisions listed below?
--Please signup for jira and send on your username.

We are required to have this information in hand when we request the
actual setup of Beehive in jira.

Thanks.
Heather


-----Original Message-----
From: Heather Stephens Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 4:07 PM
To: beehive-dev@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Beehive setup for jira


Jira is the Beehive project's issue tracker of choice.

Some decisions still need to be made:
**We need to name the project and give it a key. To keep it simple and
consistent, I think we should use Project = "Beehive" and Key =
"BEEHIVE".


**Where do we want to send notifications?  This list seems to be the
most appropriate.

**Who do we want to nominate as the administrator?  This person is
typically a PMC member (or PPMC member in our case) who is responsible
for managing permissions of people in the group, i.e., adding/deleting
users.  If nobody else is interested, I'm willing to pick this up.


Also, in order to add Beehive as a project in jira, we each need to signup and get an account on that system. When you have a free moment, would you do the following? 1. Go to http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/secure/Dashboard.jspa 2. Click the "Signup for an account" link 3. Fill in the form/submit 4. Send on your username when finished (If you already have a Bugzilla account, please use the same email address in jira that you used in Bugzilla.)

Thanks.
Heather








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