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[Peter Green <peter AT greenpete.co.uk>]

Hi Jeff,

I'm not sure if I read your message correctly but I get the feeling 
you're
not happy with me?

I care if the wiki is down from the point of view that it is 
unavailable
for all and I care about OpenNIC and it being a great project, maybe I 
used
the word 'care' word wrongly.

I don't think you should care 'too much' if my T2 is down (temporally),
other than as I
do about the wiki, that it effects the project.

Why do you assume I haven't set up filters? I do filter those messages 
and
I now have a folder full of them!

Julian points out that people like to get these messages, I accept 
that,
but I don't, but that's all fine, Julian and Alex have helped my out 
and I
have the archives to refer to as I hoped, great!

Peter :-)

P.S. It's relevant to know that I didn't sign up to the 'reports' list, 
or
the 'operations' one if I remember correctly.


On 05.07.2012 02:14, Jeff Taylor wrote:

> The T2 reports that are on the mailing list can be viewed from
> http://www.opennicproject.org/t2log/however there is no archive of 
> the
> reports. Just go under the info menu, and you can view the last 
> report
> generated.
>
> Why should you care if the wiki is down? Well, why should I care if
> your T2 is down? Its the same thing, I can't do anything about it. 
> The
> reports list is the place for all reports to go that affect
> administrators of any opennic service. Some people may have more of 
> an
> interest in the general state of services on this project than 
> others.
> The information is simply put out there so everyone can be aware.
> Complaining about getting information that doesn't affect you
> specifically is like complaining that the weather channel's website
> carries weather for cities other than your own... if you're not
> interested in it, don't look at it. Just because you don't care about
> it does not mean that others may not be interested.
>
> Why haven't you set up your email client to dump messages from that
> mailing list into its own folder, and ignore the folder until you 
> need
> it? I would have thought everyone used sub-folders for each mailing
> list they are subscribed to. I've got at least 20 different lists I 
> get
> email from - I can't imagine trying to sort through an inbox without
> having the mailing lists all go to their own folders.
>
> On 07/03/2012 02:21 PM, Peter Green wrote:
>
> > Hi, Can all the dns-reports (and dns-operations) messages be made
> > available online somewhere, maybe in the archive like discuss, or a
> > private place where our membership login provides access? I would 
> > much
> > rather refer to them when needed then get this relentless stream of
> > irrelevant mail delivered to my inbox. What difference does it make 
> > to
> > me if the wiki is down? I can't do anything about it, the system 
> > should
> > send a message to Julian and Brian, not everyone. I'll monitor my
> > servers and, if needed, refer to the archive (should it be made
> > available) if I need to. Either way, unless someone can give me a 
> > good
> > reason why I would want these messages coming directly to me, I am
> > unsubscribing from the list as it is a pain and I can see no use for
> > it. Peter On 03.07.2012 15:40, opennic AT linuxrulz.de [2]wrote:
> >
> > > --SERVICE-ALERT------------------- - - Hostaddress: 202.83.95.229 -
> > > Hostname: ns21.opennic.glue - Service: HTTP Wiki - - - - - - - - - 
> > > -
> > > - - - - - - - - State: OK - Date: 2012-07-03 16:40:16 - Output: 
> > > HTTP
> > > OK: HTTP/1.1 200 OK - 6397 bytes in 1.236 second response time -
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