Anyone subscribed to a *JRuby* mailing list?

Ruby
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I am looking for a specific JRuby mailing list.

(1) On the web, I found the list [email protected] , but I have
never managed to subscribe to this list; so in case the list admin
of this list happens to read this message, I would be glad if s/he could
get back to me by email.

(2) If someone knows any other JRuby specific mailing list, please let
me know.

Ronald

2

On 5/14/07, Ronald F. [email protected] wrote:

I am looking for a specific JRuby mailing list.

(1) On the web, I found the list [email protected] , but I have
never managed to subscribe to this list; so in case the list admin
of this list happens to read this message, I would be glad if s/he could
get back to me by email.

Well, I’m subscribed to that mailing list ([email protected]).
What exactly do you mean that you have “never managed to subscribe
to this list”? Do you not know how to subscribe to it, or is it
rejecting your subscription request, or what?

3

Well, I’m subscribed to that mailing list ([email protected]).
What exactly do you mean that you have “never managed to subscribe
to this list”? Do you not know how to subscribe to it, or is it
rejecting your subscription request, or what?

Well, I tried to subscribe to the JRuby mailing list, in the following
way:

I went to http://xircles.codehaus.org/projects/jruby/lists and clicked
on
“Subscribe” of [email protected] and entered my email address.

I received then an email saying:

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+++++++++++++++++++
You, or someone pretending to be you has attempted to manage mail
subscriptions for the email address:

[email protected]

If this is your desired goal, you’re almost there. All you need to do

now is to follow the link below:

URL:<http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email/manage/1c565f5a991fbdffcc5
cb71f4522bca6>"
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+++++++++++++++++++

So I went to this email address. To my surprise, the browser did NOT say
on this address
that I now were sucessfully subscribed to this list; instead, the
browser said:

“Enter a list address below to quickly subscribe to it using
[email protected]
The address should be in the form of [email protected]”

So I entered again the list name, [email protected], into the
entry field labelled
“List address” and clicked on “Subscribe”.

After this, I received the following error message:

“Unable to find ‘[email protected]’ list”

What did I do wrong here?

Ronald

4

Unfortunately the codehaus list management application requires you to
re-navigate to the list you’re interested in and subscribe after
following the confirmation link. I’ve done that for you, since you
included the link in the email.

Thank you, this is very kind of you.

You should probably be careful about
publicly posting such links in the future.

Thank you for pointing this out. I believed to have read on the codeaus
pages (can’t recall exactly where), that the confirmation email need
to be sent within 24 hours, so I thought that my possibility to confirm
had been expired anyway. I was surprised that you were able to complete
the confirmation for me - so I guess I am now subscribed (although
I haven’t got so far an email confirming so)…

Ronald

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On 5/14/07, Ronald F. [email protected] wrote:

Well, I’m subscribed to that mailing list ([email protected]).
What exactly do you mean that you have “never managed to subscribe
to this list”? Do you not know how to subscribe to it, or is it
rejecting your subscription request, or what?

Well, I tried to subscribe to the JRuby mailing list, in the following
way:

Unfortunately the codehaus list management application requires you to
re-navigate to the list you’re interested in and subscribe after
following the confirmation link. I’ve done that for you, since you
included the link in the email. You should probably be careful about
publicly posting such links in the future.

/Nick