Don't cc me on mailing list posts, please. I don't need two copies.
Earl Hood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Lists are archived using pipermail (not my web archiving software of > choice :-), but there is no search facility. Pity. > You can use a free service like www.mail-archive.com to provide an > alternative archive that provides searching. 'Kay. That's reasonable. > > I just hope the quality of the documentation on Savannah doesn't reflect the > > overall quality of the site. > > The docs are pretty weak, but it does not take too much hacking to > figure things out. The savannah Admin Docs (i.e. not the user docs) > have some useful information, especially about CVS repository stuff. Yeah, I saw the info on setting up a commit-notify mailing list, which I would very much like to have in place for nmh (bugged Doug about setting one up a few times over the years, but he never got it working). > As for the service, I am currently satisfied. The bug tracking > service can be quite useful and something to consider using for > the nmh project. Access to bug repository software is one of the biggest wins we can get by switching from mhost.com. Currently when somone sends a bug report I file it in an "nmh-pending" folder, and hopefully look at it when I have time (which over the past year or so hasn't been often), and presumably others with write access do something similar, but a public bug database that everyone could look at to see what bugs have been reported (and which have been fixed) would be a BIG win. Hopefully the Savannah software is set up so that a reported bug goes immediately into the database with no administrator intervention. -- Dan Harkless [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://harkless.org/dan/
