[META] proposal to set up digestifier for linux-kernel

[META] proposal to set up digestifier for linux-kernel

[Romain Kang]

After a hiatus from linux-kernel, I find that the lack of a digest on
the new server is a nuisance.  I'm thinking of setting up a Majordomo
digestifier, with the caveat that non-plaintext messages may have some
displaced bits. 

Would there be an interest in this?

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Re: [META] proposal to set up digestifier for linux-kernel

[Linux Admin]

Hi Romain

yes, i wuld love to help you out, in anyways if you require any help just
mail me.

regards,

parag mehta
----- Original Message -----
From: "Romain Kang" <romain@kzsu.stanford.edu>
To: <linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org>
Sent: Monday, January 29, 2001 7:57 AM
Subject: [META] proposal to set up digestifier for linux-kernel


After a hiatus from linux-kernel, I find that the lack of a digest on
the new server is a nuisance.  I'm thinking of setting up a Majordomo
digestifier, with the caveat that non-plaintext messages may have some
displaced bits.

Would there be an interest in this?

Romain Kang                             Disclaimer: I speak for myself
alone,
romain@kzsu.stanford.edu                except when indicated otherwise.
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Re: [META] proposal to set up digestifier for linux-kernel

[Romain Kang]

I received a note from Michael T. Babcock noting that there already
is a digest operated by yahoogroups.com (formerly egroups.com):

> I read the Linux kernel list as a digest from egroups.com.
> Do a quick search for 'linux kernel' and you'll find it.

If you don't care for the advertising that comes with it, I've been
informed there's a site that hopes to make a Mailman server publically
available to carry linux-kernel as a digest also.  They have to be
prepared for 3000 digest users, since that's what vger.rutgers.edu
used to carry.  Watch the list for a public announcement.

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