[Spacewalk-list] Is there a need for an announce mailing list?

[Michael DeHaan]

Brandon Perkins wrote:
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> Richard Hartmann wrote:
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>> On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 05:35, Jon Stanley <jonstanley at gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> Is there any issue with this being @lists.fedorahosted.org? I actually
>>> have permissions to set that up if we want it there instead - I think
>>> the spacewalk-* belong there really, but that's a conversation for
>>> another day.
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>> I think they should all be on the same host. Other than than, I don't
>> care either way.
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>> Richard
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> I've always kind of thought that the ideal thing would be to move the
> mailing lists last once we've done all the rest of the work where we are
> not dependent on Red Hat resources.  But for right now we are until we
> can get all of the packages into Koji, until we can break the dependency
> on Oracle, until we can have a dedicated Web host domain.  Until then,
> its hard to deny the tight relationship with Red Hat.  So in my brain,
> the moving of mailing lists would be the final nail in the Fedora-fying
> of Spacewalk.
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> But in reality there is no hard reason why we can't.  So as long as the
> admins stay the same and we can migrate the subscribers and their
> individual settings and the global settings of the list, there is no
> reason I can think of that we couldn't.
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> Thanks.
> Brandon
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There's really no reason to move /any/ existing mailing lists, but 
lists.fh.org is a nice one for new projects in that it allows 
non-redhat.com folks to request lists.
Previously this resource wasn't available (or you had to ask extra nicely).

There are plenty of "not just Red Hat" lists still on @redhat.com, 
kickstart-list and fedora-devel are two major ones.

--Michael