Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of WikiStart

Timestamp:

10/11/10 17:42:15 (10 years ago)

Author:

dlove

Comment:

mail working

WikiStart

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 This wiki isn't currently editable, but should be eventually.
+
+== News ==
+
+* 2010-11-10 A general [#mail mail list] and bug-reporting by mail are available.
 
 == !Repositories/Source ==
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 system.
 
-== Bug reporting, patches, and mail lists ==
+== Bug reporting, patches, and mail lists == #mail
 
-There aren't yet any mail lists associated with this project, but will
-be soon.  Also you can't currently reply to any mail from the tracker,
-such as notification from the tracker.  You can create an account to
-put tickets in the [ticket: issue tracker], or use the `tourist`
-account with `sge` as the password.  If you are just visiting, it's
-probably useful to put a mail address in the report so that you can be
-contacted about it.
+There is a subscribers-only general mail list `sge-discuss@liv.ac.uk`;
+see [https://arc.liv.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/sge-discuss], or subscribe
+by mail as usual for Mailman.  Bug reports mailed to
+`sge-bugs@liv.ac.uk` are gatewayed to the issue tracker and to a list.
 
-It will shortly be possible to make bug reports by mail in the
-convenient, time-honoured fashion.
+You can report bugs by mail in the convenient time-honoured
+fashion to `sge-bugs@liv.ac.uk`.  They are gatewayed to the
+[ticket: issue tracker] and to a list.
+You can subscribe to the
+[https://arc.liv.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/sge-bugs bugs list] if you
+like, or keep track via the RSS feed on the tickets page.  
+You can create an account to put tickets in the tracker via a web
+form, or use the "`tourist`" account with "`sge`" as the
+password.  If you are just visiting, it's probably useful to put a
+mail address in the report so that you can be contacted about it.  If
+a report doesn't show up in the tracker, it has probably fallen foul
+of our site spam filter, sorry.
 
 The best way to send patches is to record them in a clone darcs
@@ -110 +121 @@
 hand if they look reasonable.  Otherwise, you can attach normal
 patches to tickets or just mail them (see [#Contact Contact]), maybe
-even against the 6.2u5 source, if you have them read-made.
+even against the 6.2u5 source, if you have them ready-made.
 
-If you record changes with darcs, make the patch name a useful short
+If you do record changes with darcs, make the patch name a useful short
 summary of the patch, and include the number of any ticket it fixes in
 the form {{{fix #}}}//N//, where //N// is the ticket number.  If it