Jeff Sadowski wrote: > Did you read my question? That is what I tried I guess I chose an > unanswered question though going on the fact of how my other question > went. Is there a way to just query the mailing lis alone though is > more the question.
Yes I read your question and I answered with how _I_ do what you wanted to do (in case it helped). I personally don't see the need to limit my searches to just the mailing lists (especially when the response from Google is basically instantaneous; it's not like searching the whole site takes longer). If I am only interested in the mailing lists, I can always just skip over the non-mailing list responses from Google. Maybe Google has a way to limit responses to a part of the site, I never tried. > On 10/5/06, Jeff Morriss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Jeff Sadowski wrote: >>> Lots of the mailing lists I'm familiar with have a search option >>> on the web interface. I don't see it on this mailing lists web interface. >>> How would I search the repositories for questions people have asked; >>> that might already be answered? I searched for >>> "searching through mailing lists" on google nothing seamed relevant. >> When I'm looking for something in Ethereal/Wireshark's mailing list >> archives, I tend to just Google for: >> >> <topic I'm looking for> site://wireshark.org >> >> Google's faster than any local-to-the-site search engine, and I'm >> already well accustomed to its interface, so... _______________________________________________ Wireshark-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.wireshark.org/mailman/listinfo/wireshark-users
