> I am responsible for the server that currently distributes the SSLeay mailing
> lists. I believe that these lists should and will die, and interested parties
> should move across to openssl lists. Before suggesting this to ssl-users,
> I'd like to poll the feeling over here for automatically redirecting all
> ssl-users traffic to a new (or existing) openssl list. I can easily arrange
> this, but would only pass the membership list across to OpenSSL after allowing
> adequate time for existing ssl-users to be aware, and to unsubscribe or
> complain.
One can argue that everyone who is paying attention on the ssl-users list
knows what is happening. Perhaps making them subscribe to the openssl
would help cull inactive users; just a thought.
> The openssl-dev list *isn't* the right target. Is openssl-users? I believe
> that we should also have openssl-apps or openssl-apache lists to attract those
> who persistently fill ssl-users with apache questions. Comments, anyone?
> I'd like feedback from the hardcore folk first, hence this is posted to
> openssl-dev.
Attempting to put some structure in makes a lot of sense; however,
it never seems to do much good. Many folks send to an "inappropriate"
list or just blast away to all.
Anyway, openssl-apache makes sense to me; openssl-apps seems too
fine a distinction.
-- Eric Norman
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