Subject: AIW Mailing List Changes

From: "Ed Tremblay (254-5515)" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 95 16:04:28 EDT

The following changes are taking place for the AIW mailing lists.
These changes should already be in effect:

LIST                    ACTION

aiw-appn-directory      NEW list
aiw-performance         NEW list

aiw-appn-atm            closed  (atm subscribers not already on
                                 aiw-appnhpr have been added to that
                                 list)

ListProc still has the capability to retrieve the old archives for
deleted mailing lists.  The new mailing lists, aiw-appn-directory
and aiw-performance, are archived in FTP/aiw/maillogs/directory.95 and
and FTP/aiw/maillogs/performance.95, respectively.

The new lists have corresponding directories (/aiw/appn/directory and
/aiw/performance) for document storage.

FYI: Here  are some instructions on interacting with the
     automated Listprocessor.

  1) When posting to a particular mailing list, simply
     send your message to: [email-masked]
     (e.g., [email-masked])

  2) When interacting with the ListProcessor, send your
     commands in the body of your message, no subject, to:
     [email-masked]

   a) To obtain a list of ListProcessor recognized commands,
      send a note as instructed in step (2) with a message
      body containing simply:

          help

   b) To obtain a list of publicly available mailing lists,
      send a note as instructed in step (2) with a message
      body containing simply:

          lists

   c) To subscribe to a particular list, send a note as
      instructed in step (2) with a message body containing
      the list and your full name, as such:

          subscribe aiw-appn-directory John Q. Public

   d) To unsubscribe from a particular list, send a note as
      instructed in step (2) with a message body containing
      the list to unsubscribe from, as such:

          unsubscribe aiw-appn-directory

   e) Accessing archives of a particular mailing list can be
      accomplished using any combination of "index", "search"
      and "get".  See "help" for details on those commands.
      These archives are also available via "anonymous" FTP
      to the networking.raleigh.ibm.com machine in the directory:
      /aiw/maillogs.

Send me a note if you have any questions (don't reply on aiw-general
when possible).

Ed Tremblay ([email-masked])