Mailing Lists Gated to Local Newsgroups on Jedi
On this page you will find information about the various mailing
lists which I've arranged to be gated into local newsgroups on Jedi.
If you know of and/or you're interested in one or more IT-related or
alternative-culture mailing lists which is/are not currently archived in
local newsgroups, let me know
the details and I'll check them out!
The following mailing lists are available for reading from Jedi's
news server via the local newsgroups detailed below:
jedi.lists.DAT-heads - Digital Audio Tape users
mailing list
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- jedi.lists.amanda - Amanda Backup Management
System Users mailing list
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- jedi.lists.ausrave - Australian Raves mailing
list
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- jedi.lists.current-users
- NetBSD Current Source Snapshot Users mailing list
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- jedi.lists.info-solbourne
- Solbourne Computer Users mailing list
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- jedi.lists.magick - ImageMagick mailing
list
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- jedi.lists.mysql - MySQL database management
system mailing list
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jedi.lists.netbsd-help -
NetBSD General Help mailing list
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- jedi.lists.nmra-dcc -
NMRA-complient Digital Command Control mailing list
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- jedi.lists.procmail -
Procmail mail filter general mailing list
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- jedi.lists.port-cobalt - NetBSD Cobalt Port mailing
list
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- jedi.lists.port-sparc - NetBSD Sparc Port mailing
list
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- jedi.lists.port-sparc64 - NetBSD UltraSparc Port
mailing list
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- jedi.lists.port-sun3 - NetBSD Sun3 Port mailing
list
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- jedi.lists.proftpd-users - ProFTPD Users general
forum mailing list
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- jedi.lists.rxvt - RXVT
Xterm Replacement mailing list
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- jedi.lists.slug - Sydney
Linux Users Group mailing list
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- jedi.lists.suck - Robert
Yetman's 'suck' Package mailing list
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- jedi.lists.xshipwars -
XShipWars Multi-Player Network Game mailing list
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If you find any information on this page which is incorrect or outdated,
please let me know ASAP so the
mailing list index can be kept as up to date as possible.
DAT-heads is a
digestified mailing list that concerns itself with Digital Audio
Tape decks, with an emphasis on their use for the recording and
distribution of live music.
You must be subscribed to this mailing list in order to send messages
to it. To subscribe to DAT-heads, send a message to 'dat-heads-subscribe@datheads.phish.net'
with the word 'subscribe' as the body of the message. A confirmation
message will be generated and you must respond in order to start
receiving digests and be able to post to the list.
jedi.lists.amanda - Amanda Backup Management
System Users mailing list
Amanda is the Advanced
Maryland Automatic Network Disk Archiver,
a backup system that allows the administrator of a LAN to set up a single
master backup server to back up multiple hosts to a single large capacity
tape drive.
The amanda-users mailing list is for questions and general discussion about
the Amanda Network Backup Manager. To subscribe to the mailing list, send a
message to 'amanda-users-request@amanda.org'
with 'subscribe your-email-address' as the body of the message. I'm
not sure if this list requires another confirmation email to be sent back
before a subscription becomes effective.
Ausrave is a mailing list catering
for the Australian rave scene. I'm very much into raves and
rave culture (go to my Zonavar page to learn more), so
I like to read and post to this list.
To subscribe to ausrave, send an
email to 'ausrave-request@ausrave.net.au'
with the word 'subscribe' in the body of the message. A confirmation
message will be generated and you must respond in order to start
receiving digests and be able to post to the list.
jedi.lists.current-users - NetBSD Current Source
Snapshot Users mailing list
The NetBSD
Current Users mailing list is a forum for all people using an up-to-date
version of the NetBSD-current source tree. It is a good forum for talking
about `gotchas' in the tree. Since the NetBSD-current tree is a quickly
moving target, please confirm any problems with the latest tree before
posting.
To subscribe, click on the respective 
link next to
the list's name in the description section of the NetBSD mailing lists index.
jedi.lists.info-solbourne - Solbourne Computer
Hardware Enthusiasts mailing list
The Info-Solbourne
mailing list is a forum for all people with an interest in computer
hardware produced by Solbourne up to
the time they stopped manufacturing hardware in 1994. Their machines
were based on Sparc processors designed
by Sun Microsystems, and they had
true symetric multi-processing support in their version of Unix long
before Sun ever got it to work properly in Solaris 2.x!
To subscribe, send an email message to 'listserv@listserv.acsu.buffalo.edu
with 'subscribe info-solbourne' as the body.
jedi.lists.magick - ImageMagick Software Package
Users mailing list
The ImageMagick
mailing lists are low noise and subject oriented lists relating to the
discussion of ImageMagick software and
its use. Although the lists are unmoderated, do not post off-topic or test
messages to the lists. Off-topic messages will result in the offender being
silently removed from the lists and prevented from rejoining.
The list gated on Jedi is the ImageMagick user mailing list. There
are two others - announce and developer - which are also
available but aren't gated into local newsgroups.
You should be subscribed to ImageMagick user mailing list in order to
send messages to it. To subscribe, send a message to 'majordomo@imagemagick.org' with
the word 'subscribe magick-user' as the body of the message.
jedi.lists.mysql - MySQL Database Management
System mailing list
MySQL is a full-featured freeware
database package for Unix systems. The main MySQL mailing list is
gated here on Jedi, but there are many others covering more specialised
topics.
You should be subscribed to the MySQL user mailing list in order to
send messages to it. To subscribe, send a message to 'mysql-subscribe@lists.mysql.com.
Only the address to which you send your messages is significant. The subject
line and the body of the message are ignored.
The NetBSD
Help mailing list is a general forum where NetBSD users can ask
questions.
To subscribe, click on the respective link next to
the list's name in the description section of the NetBSD mailing lists index.
The NetBSD Cobalt
Port mailing list is the place to discuss issues specific to NetBSD on Cobalt Networks'
MIPS-based server appliances. [Cobalt Networks was acquired by Sun Microsystems in
2001 MCR]
To subscribe, click on the respective link next to
the list's name in the description section of the NetBSD mailing lists index.
The NetBSD 32-bit
Sparc Port mailing list is the place to discuss issues specific to NetBSD on Sun's 32-bit Sparc-based
machines.
To subscribe, click on the respective link next to
the list's name in the description section of the NetBSD mailing lists index.
The NetBSD 64-bit
Sparc Port mailing list is the place to discuss issues specific to NetBSD on Sun's 64-bit
UltraSparc-based machines.
To subscribe, click on the respective link next to
the list's name in the description section of the NetBSD mailing lists index.
The NetBSD Sun3/3x
Port mailing list the place to discuss issues specific to NetBSD on Sun's 68020/68030-based
machines.
To subscribe, click on the respective link next to
the list's name in the description section of the NetBSD mailing lists index.
jedi.lists.proftpd-users - ProFTPD Users general
discussion forum mailing list
The ProFTPD Users mailing
list the place to discuss general usage issues relating to the ProFTPD GPL-licensed FTP server software
package.
To subscribe, send email to proftpd-users-request@proftpd.org
with the word subscribe on the subject line. You will need to verify
your email address before the subscription is sucessful.
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