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Monday January 21, 2002
03:35 AM
New p5p subscriber
On Saturday night, I subscribed to p5p (from yet another email address --so that I don't get my webmail account overflowed). I've been wanting to do this for a while, but never managed to. A few months ago, I subscribed to p5p-digest and p6p-digest, but never managed to configure fetchmail to download the (not so frequent) emails.
50 mails in two days, of which I do not understand
much (this is an understatement)... At least I can
browse past the patches fairly quickly.
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Thanks to ask [perl.org], you can point you favorite newsreader to nntp.perl.org [perl.org] and have all these mailing lists available. And no mailbox flooding
And there's even a web interface [perl.org] to it.
-- briac