> I don't recall, but I think finishing HyperKitty was one of them. > AFAIK it doesn't work as advertised now (at least that's what Shanu > told me in her work on a unified "Messaging Interface" for Systers).
Oh, I'm interested by any bug reports. Please. > The documentation is *definitely wrong* in places. Yes, there's been improvements recently, but there again I'd love to be pointed what's wrong. For the record I'm currently setting up HyperKitty & Postorius in the same Django instance, it seems to work fine (didn't test single sign-on yet but I will). I've also created a branch and a pull request in Launchpad with lots of modifications to the import script. It's been tested on Fedora's ~300 mailing-lists. As for the packaging side, I will make RPMs for the suite, that will work on Fedora (and maybe RHEL/CentOS if I can get the Python 2.7 requirement properly sorted out) In fact, I already have them for the latest Fedora (19). Aurélien -- http://aurelien.bompard.org ~~~~~~ xmpp:aurel...@bompard.org "Between stimulus and response there's a space, in that space lies our freedom." -- Viktor Frankl
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