[GRASSLIST:1688] Re: Mailing List Archive

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Wed Nov 5 08:00:41 EST 2003


stephan,

we can do this.
no problem.
just contact ur system administrator to coordinate procedures to set it 
up in one of our webservers at, for example, 

www.ecosconsult.com.br/GRASS-List      or

grass.ecosconsult.com.br/GRASS-List

name:  jonathan
mail:  jonathan at ecosconsult.com.br

Dr. Daniel Dupré
EcosConsult


mdeneen at japple.org wrote:

>On Tue, 4 Nov 2003, Ed Davison wrote:
>
>  
>
>>On Tue, 2003-11-04 at 09:12, Stephan Eickschen wrote:
>>    
>>
>>>>How much data is there in total to be saved.
>>>>Even if we cannot find somebody to host it yet,
>>>>we might at least save the current archive in a state that
>>>>is easy to reconstruct once we find someone to host it again. :)
>>>>        
>>>>
>>>53Mbyte uncompressed Unix mail file, gzipped 12.5Mbyte...
>>>      
>>>
>>Not sure that I understand this. I thought that there was a web page
>>involved here.  
>>
>>If it is just a matter of saving the mail and accumulating the messages
>>that come in I might be able to help.
>>
>>But, if there is web page involved than I do not think I can offer any
>>help as I do not have a web server that is available for the archive.
>>
>>Can you explain how this archive works so we can understand the process
>>to better evaluate possible resources?
>>    
>>
>
>
>To quote marc.theaimsgroup.com, 
>
>"If you can include pointers to existing list archives or some other way 
>for us to get our hands on old messages, we'll back-fill our database when 
>we add the list, so it'll start out with some history."
>
>They archive all of the *BSD, KDE, Apache, Postgresql, OpenSSL and Samba  
>mailing lists.
>
>-M
>  
>



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