>  perhaps an archive of them somewhere else
Github repo?

On Tue, Jun 24, 2025 at 10:51 AM Martha McConaghy <
[email protected]> wrote:

> I had not planned on addressing this right now as I have a lot of work
> going on.  But since the issue has been raised, I'll provide more details.
>
> I've been in the process of migrating all of Marist's LISTSERV lists over
> to a Linux on X based LISTSERV for the last year.  Marist runs over 8000
> lists just for internal communication.  The last lists to move are the
> public lists, like this one.  In many ways, these are the trickiest to move
> since there are so many people involved.  I don't have a date for this list
> to move, other work keeps getting in the way.
>
> The benefits are that we will be on a up to date version of LISTSERV and
> on a supported platform.  Marist will continue to run LISTSERV for the
> foreseeable future given our dependence on it for the school's culture.
>
> The negative, at least for public lists like this, is that the web
> interface to the logs will no longer be available.  LISTSERV has a native
> web interface, but it requires a login account and we are not making that
> interface publicly accessible.  The logs and previous postings will be
> available via the LISTSERV email interface, which works as it  has always
> done.  There is also a challenge of converting the old logs to work with
> the new LISTSERV on Linux.  They aren't compatible formats.
>
> I turned off the current web search of logs because of the continuous bots
> going through all the logs from all the lists.  I also wanted to see if
> anyone actually used or cared about being able to get to them.  So far, I
> have heard just one complaint.  I can turn it back on for now.
>
> To address Barton's question.  I am not asking for, nor seeking to get rid
> of this list from Marist.  It is true that Marist's commitment to the Z
> platform has changed (it is a very complex situation).  However, my
> commitment has not.  However, I also cannot control what others do and if
> Barton, or anyone else, wants to start up another list, they are free to do
> so.
>
> The question about the logs is interesting, however.    Rather than trying
> to convert years worth of old logs to be compatible with the new LISTSERV,
> perhaps an archive of them somewhere else would be a good idea?  For this
> list, there are over 300 logs, going back to 1998 (they are by month).  If
> that is of interest, contact me directly and we can discuss it.
>
> Martha
>
>
> Martha McConaghy  '84
>
> System Architect/Technical Lead
>
> TDX Platform Architect
>
> Marist University IT
>
> Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
>
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