Hi,
what I have found to be helpful,
go to google.com and restrict your search to lists.otrs.org with
site:lists.otrs.org
, additionally you could add "-CVS" to weed the CVS logs out..
Have a nice day
peter
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Matt,
You can search the mailing list online via the following:
http://www.mail-archive.com/otrs@otrs.org/
Hope this helps!
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On Fri, Nov 18, 2005 at 02:20:55AM -0800, Matt M. wrote:
> I prefer a mailing list or a newsgroup to a forum. A forum application
> definitely requires more work, and is web-based. I prefer an email
> interface.
ACK.
> The only complaint I have is that the lists are not searchable,
> without do
: OTRS Badly Requires a Forum, Does It Not??
I prefer a mailing list or a newsgroup to a forum. A forum application
definitely requires more work, and is web-based. I prefer an email
interface. The only complaint I have is that the lists are not
searchable, without downloading the entire archive
I prefer a mailing list or a newsgroup to a forum. A forum application
definitely requires more work, and is web-based. I prefer an email
interface. The only complaint I have is that the lists are not
searchable, without downloading the entire archive and doing a text search.
Now, does anyone
I think when we continue to use the mailing list in the way it was designed,
and we answer directly to the thread, then we have continuity in an open
problem, but it can be that I just have newbie euphoria. Or maybe I do not
understand fully the needs of the whole.
Thanks,
Shawn Beasley
Suppo
The wiki is a good system from what I have seen, but again is a collaberative
nightmare when there is not someone who is ready and willing to take over
administratvie tasks for such.
Vielen Dank,
Shawn Beasley
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