Thread: Is this list working?
I'm reading the list through Google groups, but I haven't seen much activity on admin, hackers, sql, etc. over the last few weeks. Are there just not any posts or is something screwy with Google groups newsserver? I was hoping to see the status of 7.2. -Tony reina@nsi.edu
Jules Alberts wrote: > On 10 Jan 2002 17:37:25 -0800, Tony Reina <reina@nsi.edu> wrote: > >>I'm reading the list through Google groups, but I haven't seen much >>activity on admin, hackers, sql, etc. over the last few weeks. Are >>there just not any posts or is something screwy with Google groups >>newsserver? >> >>I was hoping to see the status of 7.2. >> >>-Tony >> >>reina@nsi.edu >> > > if this posting arrives you may safely conclude that the list is > working :) > > i [complete newbie] agree that there isn't much activity. there is a > lot more on the postgresql mailing lists, you may want to try them. > subscribe at postgresql.org. > True, but I don't see Tom's posts even in hackers list. I'm accessing via. news server. Should I subscribe actual e-mail list to read them? -- Yasuo Ohgaki
On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 17:39:06 +0900, Yasuo Ohgaki <yasuo_ohgaki@yahoo.com> wrote: >Jules Alberts wrote: > >> On 10 Jan 2002 17:37:25 -0800, Tony Reina <reina@nsi.edu> wrote: >> >>>I'm reading the list through Google groups, but I haven't seen much >>>activity on admin, hackers, sql, etc. over the last few weeks. Are >>>there just not any posts or is something screwy with Google groups >>>newsserver? >>> >>>I was hoping to see the status of 7.2. >>> >>>-Tony >>> >>>reina@nsi.edu >>> >> >> if this posting arrives you may safely conclude that the list is >> working :) >> >> i [complete newbie] agree that there isn't much activity. there is >> a lot more on the postgresql mailing lists, you may want to try >> them. subscribe at postgresql.org. >> > >True, but I don't see Tom's posts even in hackers list. I'm >accessing via. news server. Should I subscribe actual e-mail list to >read them? you could try that. i subscribed to the mailing lists, and there is a lot more feed there. i subscribed to everything but ODBC, and from the last weekend there were about a 100 postings. -- Jules Alberts
On 10 Jan 2002 17:37:25 -0800, Tony Reina <reina@nsi.edu> wrote: >I'm reading the list through Google groups, but I haven't seen much >activity on admin, hackers, sql, etc. over the last few weeks. Are >there just not any posts or is something screwy with Google groups >newsserver? > >I was hoping to see the status of 7.2. > >-Tony > >reina@nsi.edu if this posting arrives you may safely conclude that the list is working :) i [complete newbie] agree that there isn't much activity. there is a lot more on the postgresql mailing lists, you may want to try them. subscribe at postgresql.org. HTH, HAND -- Jules Alberts
Try pointing your news reader at news.postgresql.org itself ... we just fixed a permissions problem wiht the posts goign to the lists, so Google and all them might get a better flow now too ... On 11 Jan 2002, Jules Alberts wrote: > On 10 Jan 2002 17:37:25 -0800, Tony Reina <reina@nsi.edu> wrote: > >I'm reading the list through Google groups, but I haven't seen much > >activity on admin, hackers, sql, etc. over the last few weeks. Are > >there just not any posts or is something screwy with Google groups > >newsserver? > > > >I was hoping to see the status of 7.2. > > > >-Tony > > > >reina@nsi.edu > > if this posting arrives you may safely conclude that the list is > working :) > > i [complete newbie] agree that there isn't much activity. there is a > lot more on the postgresql mailing lists, you may want to try them. > subscribe at postgresql.org. > > HTH, HAND > > -- > Jules Alberts > > ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- > TIP 3: if posting/reading through Usenet, please send an appropriate > subscribe-nomail command to majordomo@postgresql.org so that your > message can get through to the mailing list cleanly >