This message is mostly aimed at netgod.
Martin Schulze writes:
On Wed, Jun 10, 1998 at 11:14:19PM +0200, Yann Dirson wrote:
Many of us send a mail when going off-line for some time. This is
however quite informal: these anouncements are posted once in -devel,
once in -private;
Martin Schulze writes:
Please contact netgod at [EMAIL PROTECTED] As far as I recall his
wnpp database he already has implemented a vacation mechanism.
Thanks for the hint.
May I shout Jehova?
? Sorry, I'm not sure to understand ?
This could and should be managed easily with
the
On Wed, Jun 10, 1998 at 11:14:19PM +0200, Yann Dirson wrote:
Many of us send a mail when going off-line for some time. This is
however quite informal: these anouncements are posted once in -devel,
once in -private; mainly there is no automated way of tracking them.
Please contact netgod at
Yann Dirson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
What would be nice is a mechanism which would allow us to tell the
periods when we're expecting to be totally offline, or have a sparse
connectivity, or ...
[...]
This proposal is probably not fully optimal; I may have overlooked
some interesting
Previously Yann Dirson wrote:
What would be nice is a mechanism which would allow us to tell the
periods when we're expecting to be totally offline, or have a sparse
connectivity, or ...
Personally, I always install vacation when I'm away for an extended
period of time. Couldn't maintainers
People could always put something in their .plan on master, so you could just
finger them.
Cheers, Phil.
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Philip Hands writes:
People could always put something in their .plan on master, so you could
just
finger them.
Problems with this is that it is yet another informal method, and it's
hardly automatizable - you'll have to finger manually... that does not
help much IMHO.
Wichert Akkerman
Many of us send a mail when going off-line for some time. This is
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Most of the time I try to keep this in mind when I feel I may need to
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