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Sam Hart
hart at physics.arizona.edu
Thu Nov 13 09:10:13 MST 2003
Yes, MHonArc is an excellent replacement for Pipermail. One of these days,
when I have time, I plan to replace Pipermail on tux4kids.net with it.
The one big argument against Pipermail is that it's largely unmaintained,
and there are a number of /really/ glaring bugs in it. The one that keeps
biting us at t4k.net is the qrunner race condition bug (I mention it here:
http://tux4kids.net/pipermail/t4k-admin/2003-January/000266.html
but there are better descriptions of it I'm sure).
This bug drives delivery down to a crawl and requires the occassional
manual clearing of the queue (granted, Jon may have been lucky enough to
never have to deal with it ;-)
* On 03-11-13, Nick Lopez wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 12, 2003 at 04:30:05PM -0700, Jon wrote:
> > I don't know a way to do it other than downloading the raw archive. This
> > brings up another related question. Does anyone know of a better way to
> > archive the list instead of using Mailman's pipermail? It would be nice to
> > be able to easily search the archive.
>
> From a "wading through archives found through google" perspective I find
> mhonarc archives tend to be much easier to deal with. The default config is
> simple and effective and even useful(shock). Much better than pipermail and
> MARC(.theaimsgroup.net) and lightyears ahead of that steaming pile of crap
> sourceforget uses.
>
> Of course, and NNTP gateway couldn't hurt either, or maybe I should try to
> get gname.org to carry it. Pan beats any web archive, and I assume thats
> true for any usenet reader.
>
> - Nick Lopez
> spamtrap at glowingmonkey.org
>
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> Panic now, beat the rush!
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Sam Hart
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