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August 2013

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Mailman 2.1.16 release.
by Mark Sapiro Nov. 23, 2013

Nov. 23, 2013

FYI, I will be releasing 2.1.16rc1 in a few days with a target of a final release in early September. I believe the release will be very solid and stable. The main purpose of the candidate release is to expose any i18n changes so that translators can submit any updates and get them in the final release. There are a few new features, contributed programs, i18n changes and bug fixes, all of which will be announced when the candidate is released. -- Mark Sapiro <mark(a)msapiro.net> The highway is for gamblers, San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan

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ANN: wiki.list.org migrations
by Barry Warsaw Aug. 23, 2013

Aug. 23, 2013

Hello everyone, I want to mention a few things related to wiki.list.org. First and most immediately, our currently wiki hosting provider Contegix, is in the process of a major infrastructure update which will cause some downtime for wiki.list.org. Contegix has been hosting our wiki gratis for several years, for which we are very grateful. Their support over the years has been superb. Unfortunately, the infrastructure our wiki is hosted on is quite legacy, and in fact, we are the last organization to be hosted on it. The time has come to for them to retire it, but they have again graciously offered to continue hosting our wiki gratis on their new infrastructure. The migration process is tricky, since we have to coordinate with Contegix's timing and our DNS changes with John Viega (Mailman's original author and owner of the list.org domain). Please be aware that the wiki may experience some downtime as both DNS and the instance get shuffled around. As some of you know, Paul Boddie has been working diligently on migrating our current Atlassian Confluence wiki to Moin. While Confluence has served us well over the years, we recognize that it is inappropriate for a GNU project such as Mailman to utilize a non-free wiki. Moin is our current choice for a free software wiki hosting platform, and Paul has done an amazing job on the migration, as anyone who reads mailman-developers can see. That work is close, but not quite ready for production. Stay tuned for more announcements on that front, or join mailman-developers for more information, or if you'd like to pitch in to help. We will send another announcement when the Contegix transfer is complete. In the meantime, if you see outages for wiki.list.org, please be patient. I hope there won't be too much of a disruption of service. Cheers, -Barry

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