Brandon Perkins wrote:
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Richard Hartmann wrote:
On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 05:35, Jon Stanley <[email protected]> wrote:
Is there any issue with this being @lists.fedorahosted.org? I actually
have permissions to set that up if we want it there instead - I think
the spacewalk-* belong there really, but that's a conversation for
another day.
I think they should all be on the same host. Other than than, I don't
care either way.
Richard
I've always kind of thought that the ideal thing would be to move the
mailing lists last once we've done all the rest of the work where we are
not dependent on Red Hat resources. But for right now we are until we
can get all of the packages into Koji, until we can break the dependency
on Oracle, until we can have a dedicated Web host domain. Until then,
its hard to deny the tight relationship with Red Hat. So in my brain,
the moving of mailing lists would be the final nail in the Fedora-fying
of Spacewalk.
But in reality there is no hard reason why we can't. So as long as the
admins stay the same and we can migrate the subscribers and their
individual settings and the global settings of the list, there is no
reason I can think of that we couldn't.
Thanks.
Brandon
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There's really no reason to move /any/ existing mailing lists, but
lists.fh.org is a nice one for new projects in that it allows
non-redhat.com folks to request lists.
Previously this resource wasn't available (or you had to ask extra nicely).
There are plenty of "not just Red Hat" lists still on @redhat.com,
kickstart-list and fedora-devel are two major ones.
--Michael
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