>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ruud de Rooij)
>> I would like to work on the development of nmh, although I'm afraid I can't
>> do that all by myself. I would like to see an open development process with
>> a group of people contributing code and a publically available development
>> tree. I can easily arrange for a CVS repository and a mailing list.
>> The TODO file in the nmh distribution gives a good indication of things that
>> can be done on nmh. In addition, the Debian version of nmh contains a
>> number of patches that could be useful for nmh in general.
"Chris Garrigues" wrote:
>Even if you can't "do that all by yourself", just being a coordinator for
>others is valuable enough. Based on Richard's mail, I suspect all you'd have
>to do for a smooth handoff is to set things up. He didn't say there were any
>restrictions on who he'd be willing to have carry on and I haven't seen anyone
>else say they want to take the lead.
>So, the first thing to do would be to get the list started ASAP before the one
>at gatech goes away.
I've been playing around with setting up a cvs tree for nmh and have
the ability to host mailing lists for it as well. I've got anonymous
cvs over ssh working as well as pserver access and a cvsweb browser.
I hadn't mentioned it on the list because I've been trying to make
sure the cvs setup was right. In any case, it's a second hosting
option. If you're interested, let me know and I'll set up the list(s)
and I can add pserver accounts for editing the tree (right now I'm the
only one with write access).
-Doug Morris
