Mailing Lists
The Apache Software Foundation has a number of mailing lists for
communication and discussion of ASF-wide events. These are described
here. In addition, each of the ASF Projects
have their own mailing lists targeted to their specific activities.
Foundation-wide Mailing Lists
Apache Announcements
The announce@Apache.Org mailing list is used by
the Foundation to make announcements concerning the Foundation
and its activities. Messages are posted only by the Foundation;
there is no discussion.
Apache Conference Announcements
The announce@ApacheCon.Com mailing list is used by
the ASF conference planning committee to make announcements about
conferences, conventions, and tradeshows in which the Foundation
is participating. Messages are posted only by the Foundation;
there is no discussion.
Foundation Members Mailing List
The members@Apache.Org mailing list is used by
Foundation members to discuss topics of general concern or
interest to all of the membership. Participation in this
list is only available to members of the Apache Software
Foundation.
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Foundation Board of Directors Mailing List
The board@Apache.Org mailing list is used by
the Foundation's board of directors to discuss issues concerning
the Foundation and the discharge of their duties. Participation in this
list is only available to members of the Apache Software
Foundation, but non-members may send mail to this address
in order to reach the Board.
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mod_perl Mailing Lists
mod_perl Main Discussion List
The modperl@apache.org mailing list
is available for
mod_perl users and developers to share ideas, solve problems and discuss
things related to mod_perl and the Apache::* modules.
mod_perl Advocacy List
The advocacy@perl.apache.org mailing list is used for
discussions about mod_perl advocacy issues, the site, etc.
mod_perl Development List
The dev@perl.apache.org mailing list is used for
discussion about the development of mod_perl-2.0.
modperl Source Changes List
The modperl-cvs@apache.org mailing list is the list
where you can watch mod_perl getting patched. No real discussions
happen on this list, but if you want to know about the
latest changes in the mod_perl core before the rest of the
people, this is a list to be on. Everytime something gets
committed to the modperl CVS repository a mail is sent
here with the diff.
More mailing list information will be provided when it becomes available.
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