andyg@crash.cts.com (Andy Guevara) (06/19/91)
Please pardon my ignorance, but I have seen reference in this newsgroup to a mailing list for DSEE. Could some kind soul tell me how to get on this list? Thanks in advance. Andy
thompson@PAN.SSEC.HONEYWELL.COM (John Thompson) (06/20/91)
> Please pardon my ignorance, but I have seen reference in this newsgroup > to a mailing list for DSEE. Could some kind soul tell me how to get on > this list? Sure. (If you have the DSEE 4.0 release notes, this info is on pages 15-16.) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- - To join the info-dsee mailing list, send an electronic mail message with - your full name, organization name, and electronic mail address to this - network address: - info-dsee-request@apollo.hp.com - If your request is successfully processed, you will receive a confirmation - message - - If more than two users at your site want to join the list, we suggest that - only one user join the list, and distribute postings to the reso of the - users at your site. - - Post submissions to this network address: - info-dsee@apollo.hp.com - If you can't reach this address from your site, contact your local network - expert to determine an alternative path. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now, I tried to join the list about 2 weeks ago. Since I was the third person at SSEC to do so, and since I'm the local network "expert", and the sys-admin, and the local e-mail "expert," I set up a mail alias at our site, and asked them to please send stuff to there. (The alias expands (correctly) to the users who want to be on the mailing list.) I never got a reply back one way or the other. I have since posted two questions to info-dsee (this one makes 3). The other users have not seen those mail messages, nor have they seen _ANY_ activity on the info-dsee mailing list in the last few weeks. I therefore have doubts as to whether this is being monitored, looked at, taken care of, etc. This message is being sent to the comp.sys.apollo newsgroup, to the info-dsee mailing-list group, and to the info-dsee-request mailing-list-request point. I know it will get to comp.sys.apollo. If _ANYONE_ sees it on the DSEE mailing list, or if anyone at HP/Apollo looks at the info-dsee-request mail, could they PLEASE tell us???? -- jt -- John Thompson Honeywell, SSEC Plymouth, MN 55441 thompson@pan.ssec.honeywell.com Avoid the rush -- Procrastinate Now!
philip@cel.cummins.com (Philip D. Pokorny) (06/20/91)
Alek Komarnitsky (alek@spatial.com) writes: > In article <9106172034.AA05178@pan.ssec.honeywell.com> thompson@PAN.SSEC.HONEYWELL.COM (John Thompson) writes: > >I tried placing this to the HP/Apollo info-dsee mailing list, and didn't > >see it. I'll try it again, and also post to comp.sys.apollo .... > > Ummmm, we signed up for the DSEE mailing list a while ago as described on > page 15 of the March 4, 1991 Release Notes. We received a couple of messages, > but then absolutely nothing for the last several weeks. > I then sent E-mail to info-dsee-request@apollo.hp.com (cc'ed to info-dsee) > asking if anyone was alive out there. Zip response. > > Is anybody actually using the info-dsee E-mailing list? > Great idea HP/Apollo, but what happened? As I understand it, the DSEE mailing list is being maintained by a person 'lubkin@apollo.hp.com <David Lubkin>??' at Apollo... The info-dsee-xxx is an alias for his account or is a holding account... There does NOT appear to be an automated mail reflector for that account... Thus mail sent to the DSEE mailing list doesn't get reflected immediately, but instead waits until this person at Apollo has a chance to read the questions and get responses... Thus the mail from info-dsee comes in spurts... Perhaps someone on the Apollo mailing list could supply Apollo with the commands and setup to automate the mail reflection process...?? Sincerely, Philip D. Pokorny philip@cel.cummins.com :)
lubkin@apollo.hp.com (David Lubkin) (06/24/91)
INFO-DSEE is a mailing list for DSEE users to exchange information amongst themselves. HP employees will occasionally post. It is separate from comp.sys.apollo since many DSEE users do not have newsgroup access at their sites. INFO-DSEE traffic has always been light. It's picking up now that V4 is out, but you can expect spurts until the volume picks up. The recent lull was due to my recent trip to Norway for the Third International Workshop on Software Configuration Management. INFO-DSEE is a moderated list. All mail goes through me so that I can make sure that no proprietary information is going out, either from a DSEE beta site or from within HP. Apart from that, all mail is sent on as is. -- David Lubkin lubkin@apollo.hp.com
reesd@gtephx.UUCP (David Rees) (06/26/91)
andyg@crash.cts.com (Andy Guevara) writes: >Please pardon my ignorance, but I have seen reference in this newsgroup >to a mailing list for DSEE. Could some kind soul tell me how to get on >this list? >Thanks in advance. >Andy Please post the response... Thanks- -dave -- David G. Rees Jr., AG Communication Systems, Phoenix, AZ UUCP: ...!{ncar!noao!asuvax | uunet!zardoz!hrc | att}!gtephx!reesd Internet: gtephx!reesd@asuvax.eas.asu.edu voice: (602) 581-4198 fax: (602) 581-4022
andyg@crash.cts.com (Andy Guevara) (06/29/91)
For those who missed it, this is the reply I got last week:
If you have the DSEE 4.0 release notes, this info is on pages 15-16.
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To join the info-dsee mailing list, send an electronic mail message with
your full name, organization name, and electronic mail address to this
network address:
info-dsee-request@apollo.hp.com
If your request is successfully processed, you will receive a confirmation
message.
If more than two users at your site want to join the list, we suggest that
only one user join the list, and distribute postings to the rest of the
users at your site.
Post submissions to this network address:
info-dsee@apollo.hp.com
If you can't reach this address from your site, contact our local network
expert to determine an alternative path.
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Thanks to John Thompson for the above information.