Steve,
In my opinion, the normal use case doesn't even need the generality of
domains.
Now that we are talking about only the few percent remaining installations, I
have to seriously ask how many of those will not be handled by power users?
My concern is that, in your effort to protect the
Steve,
Again, we agree. (Something must be wrong :) ) I think that it is important
that we (the senior developers and mentors) assure that we maintain a
structure whereby each of the student proposals can proceed at the same time.
Thus, for example, someone working on the User interface can do
Richard,
* Richard Wackerbarth r...@dataplex.net:
Again, we agree. (Something must be wrong :) ) I think that it is important
that we (the senior developers and mentors) assure that we maintain a
structure whereby each of the student proposals can proceed at the same time.
I believe you
Patrick,
This IS about GSoC. If we accept Terri's position, as stated and without
question, then we are, de facto, eliminating some of the proposals based only
on subject matter. The students making these proposals are doing so in good
faith, and often based on ideas provided by our
I'm probably going in the wrong direction, but I'm trying to create my
own page for subscribers on an Ubuntu server.
Before I get my cgi form working, I'm trying to use the command line
script add_members and can't get the right syntax for using stdin.
I've tried:
$ ./add_member -r - listname
Richard Wackerbarth writes:
In my opinion, the normal use case doesn't even need the generality
of domains.
I'm not going to argue with you. Let's go get some code written.
Steve
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On Apr 30, 2013, at 5:47 AM, Patrick Ben Koetter p...@sys4.de wrote:
I believe you have been asked very politely not to continue this
thread yesterday and give way for more pressing topics such as
GSoC. Can you please do so?
This is in rather bad taste. Richard and I have been
Tom Browder writes:
I've tried:
$ ./add_member -r - listname j...@test.org
and
$ ./add_member -r - listname j...@test.org
but neither works. I just get the command's help output.
I am in the bin dir with the script and I'm a member of the list group.
echo
Terri Oda writes:
Oh! I think I understand some of the confusion now. I thought I'd
said at the beginning why I was starting this thread at all, which
is primarily because Systers has a student project that needs extra
profile info.
That was a long time ago, and ... none of the
