From mjtg@cus.cam.ac.uk

says to look at

  http​://www.perl.org/maillist.html

But that link doesn't exist - error 404.

Where is this info now to be found?

The only mailing list info I could find at www.perl.org was details
of Perlmongers lists.

Mike Guy

From [Unknown Contact. See original ticket]

I wrote

perlfaq2​: What mailing lists are there for perl?

Where is this info now to be found?

To partially answer my own question, I have found

  http​://www.perl.com/pub/language/info/mailing-lists.html

but it seems to be (a) somewhat out of date (it hasn't been updated for
the recent perl.org changes) (b) is rather incomplete - it has
only a couple of the many lists at perl.org.

Is there a more comprehensive list available?

Mike Guy

From [Unknown Contact. See original ticket]

M.J.T. Guy writes​:

Is there a more comprehensive list available?

http​://tpi.perl.org/maillist.html

If I can ever dig myself out of this pile of diapers, I think that
the Mongers are keen to have the mailing list list on www.perl.org
instead of this about-to-go-away tpi.perl.org. All it requires is
time to coordinate the move, but I can't seem to find time to do
even that :(

Nat

From [Unknown Contact. See original ticket]

Hi Nat​:

M.J.T. Guy writes​:

Is there a more comprehensive list available?

Some of the entries on 00whois on CPAN don't seem to
be on the others (e.g perl4lib for librarians). I don't think
any of the lists can claim to be comprehensive just yet,
merely more complete than the others. I agree that
www.perl.org is a plausible target destination - with CPAN
as a second choice.

-bill

Making computers work in Manufacturing for over 25 years (inquiries welcome)

From @andk

On Sun, 10 Oct 1999 13​:35​:36 +0000 (GMT), bbirthisel@​aol.com (Bbirthisel) said​:

Hi Nat​:

M.J.T. Guy writes​:

Is there a more comprehensive list available?

Some of the entries on 00whois on CPAN don't seem to
be on the others (e.g perl4lib for librarians). I don't think
any of the lists can claim to be comprehensive just yet,
merely more complete than the others. I agree that
www.perl.org is a plausible target destination - with CPAN
as a second choice.

The PAUSE *must* know about mailinglists that are listed as a contact
address, so there is already the necessary database support. I'd
welcome additions and corrections and it's no work to add them to the
database (and thus to the 00whois document).

But I believe we should leave the complete list to search engines,
e.g.

http​://www.meta-list.net (95 perl lists)
or
http​://www.liszt.com (28 perl lists)

(Disclaimer​: I'm involved in the Meta-List project)
--
andreas

From @ask

On Sat, 9 Oct 1999, M.J.T. Guy wrote​:

Is there a more comprehensive list available?

Below is a list of lists I have @​perl.org. Additions and corrections
welcome. I'll make something to webify it and put it on a page with
subscribe and unsubscribe instructions. I'm also planning to put archives
for all our lists up, maybe at http​://lists.perl.org/ or something like
that.

Sorry about the long lines.

  advocacy@​perl.org
How can we improve Perl's image? How can we make it easier for programmers to convince their managers that it's ok to use Perl for this project? (195 subscribers)

  bugmongers@​perl.org
This list is for the development of a bundle of recommended modules, possibly to be installed with Perl. (39 subscribers)

  cpan-interface@​perl.org
This list is for those involved with the user-friendly web interface to CPAN. (44 subscribers)

  cpan-testers@​perl.org
This list is for the organized testing of CPAN modules. http​://testers.cpan.org/ (31 subscribers)

  daily-news@​perl.org
No information has been provided for this list. (1032 subscribers)

  jpl@​perl.org
This list is for the development of the JPL Java-and-Perl integration tool. (148 subscribers)

  makemaker@​perl.org
Discussion related to using ExtUtils​::MakeMaker.pm to build and install perl5 extensions. (95 subscribers)

  module-authors@​perl.org
A support group for new and experienced CPAN module authors. (162 subscribers)

  perl-64bit@​perl.org
This list is for issues involving and porting to 64 bit systems. (Such as the Dec Alpha.) (54 subscribers)

  perl-announce@​perl.org
Only new stable versions of Perl will be announced on this low-volume mailing list. (494 subscribers)

  perl-documentation@​perl.org
Coordinate and maintain the development of the documentation that comes with Perl. (161 subscribers)

  perl-help@​perl.org
No information has been provided for this list. (46 subscribers)

  perl-libnet@​perl.org
This list is for discussion of development and programming issues involving Graham Barr's Libnet module set. (128 subscribers)

  perl-loop@​perl.org
Discussions on a single unified event loop for Tk, I/O, LWP, etc. (66 subscribers)

  perl-mvs@​perl.org
This list is for users of Perl on MVS as well as specific porting issues to the MVS environment. (68 subscribers)

  perl-release-announce@​perl.org
No information has been provided for this list. (39 subscribers)

  perl-rtos@​perl.org
This list is for the development of Perl on small real-time operating systems. (49 subscribers)

  perl-sdk@​perl.org
A place to discuss the collection of a set of modules into a standard supported portable kit. (58 subscribers)

  perl-trainers@​perl.org
For those folks who are teaching Perl, professionally or academically, to discuss materials, structure, style, and similar topics. (61 subscribers)

  perl-unicode@​perl.org
This list is for issues involving Unicode and Perl. (Either porting issues or using Unicode in Perl.) (146 subscribers)

  perl-xs@​perl.org
A forum for people working on the XS facility for linking Perl with C code. (136 subscribers)

  perl5-defop@​perl.org
No information has been provided for this list. (17 subscribers)

  perl5-porters@​perl.org
Perl5-Porters is a list for the people working on Perl language development. It is not a list for the faint of heart. If you think you are up to discussions on the fine point of the Perl language and want to help with the development and direction of Perl itself, then this list is for you. Warning​: This is a high volume list. Archives at​: http​://www.xray.mpe.mpg.de/mailing-lists/perl5-porters/ and http​://www.egroups.com/list/perl5-porters/info.html (426 subscribers)

  perl6-porters@​perl.org
This list is for the design of Perl​: The Next Generation. An archive is available at http​://www.xray.mpe.mpg.de/mailing-lists/perl6-porters (205 subscribers)

  pod-people@​perl.org
For people working with software to read or write the POD format, and to consider POD extensions. (74 subscribers)

  riscos@​perl.org
No information has been provided for this list. (55 subscribers)

  scripts@​perl.org
This list is for those involved with the organization of the scripts in the CPAN archives. (258 subscribers)

  vmsperl@​perl.org
This list is for users of Perl on VMS as well as specific porting issues to the VMS environment. (188 subscribers)

--
ask bjoern hansen - <http​://www.netcetera.dk/~ask/>
more than 40M impressions per day, <http​://valueclick.com>

From [Unknown Contact. See original ticket]

Hi Andreas​:

The PAUSE *must* know about mailinglists that are listed as a contact
address, so there is already the necessary database support. I'd
welcome additions and corrections and it's no work to add them to the
database (and thus to the 00whois document).

But I believe we should leave the complete list to search engines,
e.g.

http​://www.meta-list.net (95 perl lists)

And it appears Meta-List covers lists in a variety of languages
for those who find it easier to discuss in their native tongue.
But its own instructions/captions should also be "switchable".

-bill
Making computers work in Manufacturing for over 25 years (inquiries welcome)

From [Unknown Contact. See original ticket]

"ABH" == Ask Bjoern Hansen <ask@​valueclick.com> writes​:

ABH> bugmongers@​perl.org

Isn't this the perlbugtron complaint/design list?

ABH> This list is for the development of a bundle of recommended modules, possibly to be installed with Perl. (39 subscribers)

This is perl-sdk, I think.

<chaim>
--
Chaim Frenkel Nonlinear Knowledge, Inc.
chaimf@​pobox.com +1-718-236-0183

From [Unknown Contact. See original ticket]

ABH> bugmongers@​perl.org

Isn't this the perlbugtron complaint/design list?
What are you trying to say?

:-)

Ciao
Richard Foley

richard@​rfi.net
"Ciao" - (shorter than 'Aufwiedersehen' :-)

From @tamias

On Tue, Oct 12, 1999 at 08​:09​:51AM +0200, Foley, Richard wrote​:

ABH> bugmongers@​perl.org

Isn't this the perlbugtron complaint/design list?
What are you trying to say?

You snipped too much of the original message. He's saying that this
particular list of mailing lists had bugmongers@​perl.org with the
description for perl-sdk@​perl.org.

Ronald