[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Carl Zwanzig writes:
> > I mean, how many people that install from RPMs even know that there
> > might be a README file to read, let along to and find it?
>
> This is something that has peeved me for a decade. Installers for
> commercial software usually offer you the
Carl Zwanzig writes:
> I suppose that I'm also rather 'old-fashioned" in that my preferred
> installation is from source,
When was the last time you installed a BIOS from source? At some
level everybody has to trust their system from that level on down,
until it proves itself buggy. I don't
At 8:56 AM -0800 10/30/06, Carl Zwanzig wrote:
> I suppose that I'm also rather 'old-fashioned" in that my preferred
> installation is from source, followed by using bsd ports.
Of course, I prefer installing from source, too. Especially when it
comes to things like Mailman. The irony here is
Jon Forrest skrev:
Anders Norrbring wrote:
Yeah.. I'll do a RPM build for SUSE on the latest version as soon as I
can find the time. The thing I was a bit concerned about was the move
from one machine to the other. Seemed to work fine though..
Maybe I'm old fashioned, but building from sourc
In a flurry of recycled electrons, Jon Forrest wrote:
> Maybe I'm old fashioned, but building from source can sometimes
> be a good way to go here. It's not very hard, and you learn more
> about the package you're building. This can help a lot of something
> goes wrong because then you don't see t
Anders Norrbring wrote:
> Yeah.. I'll do a RPM build for SUSE on the latest version as soon as I
> can find the time. The thing I was a bit concerned about was the move
> from one machine to the other. Seemed to work fine though..
Maybe I'm old fashioned, but building from source can sometimes
Brad Knowles skrev:
At 4:05 PM +0100 10/29/06, Anders Norrbring wrote:
I have a bunch of lists that resides on an old 2.1.2 installation.
I want to move these to a newer machine with Mailman v2.1.7.
Keep in mind that 2.1.7 has been superceded by 2.1.8 and now 2.1.9. I
believe that there ma
At 4:05 PM +0100 10/29/06, Anders Norrbring wrote:
> I have a bunch of lists that resides on an old 2.1.2 installation.
> I want to move these to a newer machine with Mailman v2.1.7.
Keep in mind that 2.1.7 has been superceded by 2.1.8 and now 2.1.9.
I believe that there may be some serious se
Thanks Mark,
A very easy to go by description! I was thinking in these lines, but
wanted to check first.
Again, thanks.
Anders.
Mark Sapiro skrev:
Anders Norrbring wrote:
I have a bunch of lists that resides on an old 2.1.2 installation.. I
want to move these to a newer machine with Mailman
Anders Norrbring wrote:
>
>I have a bunch of lists that resides on an old 2.1.2 installation.. I
>want to move these to a newer machine with Mailman v2.1.7.
>I'd like to move both lists and archives.
>
>On the mailman web site, a script called "move_list" is mentioned, but
>that script doesn't ex
I have a bunch of lists that resides on an old 2.1.2 installation.. I
want to move these to a newer machine with Mailman v2.1.7.
I'd like to move both lists and archives.
On the mailman web site, a script called "move_list" is mentioned, but
that script doesn't exist on any of my systems...
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