25 Apr
2002
25 Apr
'02
1:30 a.m.
GNATS is a pretty good bug tracking system (we use it here), easy to search
etc too.
What would be really useful IMHO is a means to sort the classiccmp archives,
since a great many "FAQs" are answered there somewhere... finding the answer
isn't that easy though :-) Googling for whatever I'm looking for and
including "classiccmp" in the search list is the best I've come up with so
far, anyone found a better way?
BTW if nobody's working on a searchable archive I'd be happy to take the
work on?
Cheers
Al.
25 Apr
25 Apr
2:09 a.m.
New subject: new server status and RFC on problem tracking database for al l classic OS's
On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, Alan Pearson wrote:
What would be really useful IMHO is a means to sort
the classiccmp
archives, since a great many "FAQs" are answered there somewhere...
finding the answer isn't that easy though :-) Googling for whatever
I'm looking for and including "classiccmp" in the search list is the
best I've come up with so far, anyone found a better way?
Try adding 'site:classiccmp.org' (without the '') to a Google query.
-Toth
2:44 a.m.
New subject: new server status and RFC on problem tracking database for all classic OS's
Alan wrote...
What would be really useful IMHO is a means to sort
the classiccmp
archives,
*SIGH*
Yes, this is on the adgenda. I am painfully aware that the list archives at
classiccmp.org have fallen into much disarray. I was going to fix them a
month ago, along with some other list changes. However, it just didn't make
sense to spend the time doing that with the new classiccmp server looming on
the horizon, as well as likely switching to different mailing list and
archive software.
Please bear with me - it will all be addressed soon. And not only will the
archives be brought up to date and better automated, but they WILL be
directly searchable.
Thanks
Jay West
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