>I'm not sure if the Mail Archive's running in batch mode right now, >but the listing of confirmation messages and broken list messages is >taking fairly long (i.e. a few hours) to update.
Giving this list a higher priority is a reasonable feature request. I'm also concerned by the enormous amount of spam it receives, but do't think there is anything I can do about that. I'll accept a patch. >Also, for people like myself who subscribe to many lists, but lack >administrative control over them (and am thus unable to edit the >headers to have the x-mailing-list header), perhaps you could have a >wildcard address to send lists to? For instance >[listname][EMAIL PROTECTED]? I subscribe to one list called >"rbl-nominate", so if it couldn't be archived for whatever reason by >Mail Archive normally, I could request that >"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" be subscribed, and then it'll get >associated with the proper archive. Also reasonable, except that I'd expect we'd have multiple archives of a single list. And potentially people would send (accidentally) multiple lists to a single archive address. If there is room for a problem, odds are (so far for me at least) it will happen. However, I have yet to come across many lists that people care about that can't be archived via the existing process. The most common unarchivable lists seem to be spam or one-to-many announcement lists with hidden or forged headers -- fuck 'em. Jeff PS. I CC:'d gossip, since that's the appropriate forum for these questions. _______________________________________________ Gossip mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://jab.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gossip
