I know I'm responding to a rather old email here, but... Subscribing to a RSS feed is not a good method for me. I read so many blogs on so many devices that my subscriptions are never quite in sync from device to device and it's easy to miss things. I know there are services out there to make this more consistent but I'd rather not rely on a "pull" mechanism like a blog for this.
I feel it's best for important security software to have an email list that sends out just the relevant information so that people who want to be notified when action is required or suggested can be notified in a way that's going to be read quickly - and in my case that means getting an email on my Blackberry. I've tried staying subscribed to the mailing list, but there's a lot of traffic here (as I expected) and not a lot that I need to be paying attention to, so it's easy for something important to get lost. Please, please, please consider having just an announcement mailing list! This is typical practice for most security related services and programs that I've seen. It would help me a lot, and it's not a lot of extra effort to maintain as it's usually possible to subscribe the discussion list to the announcement list so that announcements automatically get sent to the discussion list. Thanks, Brian On Aug 6, 2008, at 2:36 PM, Tomas Olsson wrote: > You can subscribe to the OSSEC blog. Though it was hard to find on the > web site... > > http://www.ossec.net/dcid/ > http://www.ossec.net/dcid/?feed=rss2 > > /Tomas > > -- Brian Mastenbrook [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://brian.mastenbrook.net/
