[ANNOUNCEMENT/ACTION REQUIRED] reiserfs-list is moving to a new home

[Jeff Mahoney <jeffm@suse.com>]

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The reiserfs mailing list is moving to a new home:
reiserfs-devel@vger.kernel.org. All current subscribers must subscribe
to the new list if you wish to continue using the reiserfs mailing list.

The longer version:

One of the recurring themes on reiserfs-list over the past few years
have been the spam problems and reliability issues. After the recent
month-long outage, Flx and I started discussing moving the reiserfs
mailing list to a more public server.

David Miller, maintainer of vger.kernel.org, has generously accepted our
request to host the list there. Vger already hosts LKML and a number of
other Linux-related mailing lists. They've already got outstanding
antispam tactics developed and deployed on lists they host. The demands
of the reiserfs list are a drop in the bucket in comparison to some of
the other lists.

All current reiserfs-list subscribers must subscribe to the new list if
they wish to continue to use the list. There will be no automatic
migration. The reason for this is simple: If it turns out that you have
problems sending email to/from vger, a silent list would be your only
way of knowing. We apologize for the inconvenience, but it helps to
reduce problems in the long run.

This list will remain open for the next few days in order to answer any
questions that might arise. On June 9, reiserfs-list will cease to
operate as a mailing list and will instead operate as an alias,
forwarding all postings to reiserfs-devel.

How to subscribe:

Subscribing to the list is simple: Send a message to
majordomo@vger.kernel.org with "subscribe reiserfs-devel" as the only
content in the body. You'll receive an email shortly afterwards, and you
must confirm your subscription. To unsubscribe, follow the same
instructions, but use "unsubscribe reiserfs-devel" instead.

For more information, please read http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html

- -Jeff

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Jeff Mahoney
SUSE Labs

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