All,
In response to popular demand, we have added an announce list to the
collection of Tomcat mailing lists. This list is open to anyone to
subscribe but only committers may post. It will be used to announce
releases, security vulnerabilities and other similar project announcements
I was just wondering how much effort it would require to set up an announce
list for Tomcat. I don't want the volume of user or dev, just notifications
of updates or patches, new releases and such. An announce list is pretty
standard for most open source projects, surely Tomcat is professional
Brian McArdle wrote:
I was just wondering how much effort it would require to set up an announce
list for Tomcat. I don't want the volume of user or dev, just notifications
of updates or patches, new releases and such. An announce list is pretty
standard for most open source projects, surely
On 8/30/07, Mark Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
Brian McArdle wrote:
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There is also Apache Announce? Granted it isn't Tomcat specific, but
it is lower traffic then dev or users.
http://www.apache.org/foundation/mailinglists.html
-- brian
to creating an announce-list that I do not know of, otherwise I think it
would be a great addition to the operation of Tomcat, and a boon to those
who use it.
On 30/08/2007, Brian Munroe wrote:
There is also Apache Announce? Granted it isn't Tomcat specific, but
it is lower traffic then dev
Brian McArdle wrote:
snip/
whether there was an obstacle
to creating an announce-list that I do not know of, otherwise I think it
would be a great addition to the operation of Tomcat, and a boon to those
who use it.
No technical obstacle. As Brian pointed out, there is an Apache wide
one
