Just got this from Paul via Mailman, although it didn't show up in the moderation queue on the site... anyway, here it is.
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Paul Makepeace" paulm@paulm.com To: openguides-dev@lists.openguides.org, openguides-london@lists.openguides.org Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 20:29:41 +0100 Subject: List change-over complete (I hope!) Hi folks,
OG's move from @openguides.org to @lists.openguides.org I think is basically complete at this point. Thanks to Dom for handling the NS and tolerating my abuse of CNAMEs. As Earle noted the only difference is the prefix of "lists." to the domain name.
A few notes: * The old archives at http://openguides.org/mail/yadda now perform a redirect to http://lists.openguides.org/mail/yadda One minor detail about this is that the list archive weblogs are on a different machine. If you need these logs please liaise with Earle and he & I can figure something out there. Hopefully you won't want these as all the lists on that machine pile into a single apache log at present. I recommend http://www.google.com/analytics/ if you want to track web access.</koolaid> * For list admins: The mailman interface is also at http://lists.openguides.org/ . The old /mm/admin/<cmd>/<list-name> has given way to the mailman default install /cgi-bin/mailman/<cmd>/<list-name> * There are a couple of courtesy forwards from the old <list-name>@openguides.org to the new addresses altho ideally please "bookmark" and use the newer one directly * sa-exim shouldn't be revealing RCPTs any longer (please check just to be sure). The new list server isn't actually using spamassassin+sa-exim so I'd be particularly surprised if that issue persisted :-) * If spam gets to be a problem again chat with Earle
Any questions drop Earle or me a line. I'm briefly sub'ed back to og-dev for a little while otherwise cc += me.
Enjoy, Paul
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