also sprach Martin Samuelsson <debianbts@cos.user.lysator.liu.se> [2005.04.19.1806 +0200]:
> In #34071 something about a patch is mentioned and also something about
> a test server bug-subscriptions.debian.net.
Well, I set up that server, but have not gone anywhere since then.
Right now, the server accepts mails to
/^[0-9]{,6}@bug-subscriptions\.debian\.net$/
but discards them. I'd be happy to forward them elsewhere or do
whatever you want with it.
My main show stopper was (lack of time but also) the fact that
mailman, which is my list manager, is not suited to handle thousands
of mailing lists, and my initial idea was to have each bug get
a mailing list. A light-weight or simple MLM might be able to do
this.
However, I have also been convinced that this is much better done in
debbugs than with an external system.
Anyway, I have a functioning mail architecture, so if that can be of
help, I'll gladly lend a hand.
> Trying to http against it says: (The post was old)
>
> Forbidden
> You don't have permission to access / on this server.
It was only intended to be an SMTP server at first.
BTW: you did not CC parties, but BCC them. Feel free to forward this
message.
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