ANNOUNCEMENT -- Mirror Site

jmjonesat_private

To Whomever It May Concern,

I've been having trouble reaching the main site

http://lsm.immunix.com/

It's possible that it may be something in my route, 
but I have a (non-bitkeeper) mirror set up at

http://lsm.antisoft.com/mirror/

for anybody else who ever has this problem.  Also,
I've opened three mailing lists:

lsm-benchmarks

This list is intended for discussions purely on the problems
with running benchmarks on the LSM patch, on various platforms,
and getting meaningful benchmarks to feed back to the main list
for community review.

lsm-documentation

This list is intended for discussions about the documentation
I'm working on for the LSM interface... helpers, multilingual 
translators, and anybody with a gift for the written word or 
understanding code are welcome here.  When we reach "useful version"
status, the documentation will be fed back the main list for community
review and enlightenment.

lsm-discussion

This list is intended to be a place to "hash out" all those 
ideas that used to be offered here but were discouraged as 
"off topic".

For example:

*  What a module SHOULD do,

*  Definition of a common "recommendation" for modules 
   to provide information to USERSPACE programs.

*  Techniques for implementing hooks in the kernel that 
   may or may not be more efficient on different platforms.

Anything we decide is useful on this list will be sent back
to the main list for community review and consideration by 
the programmers.

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THESE ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE A 'BREAK' IN THIS PROJECT, but 
a division of discussion to keep the main list free of 
"half-baked ideas" (mostly mine and ONLY MY WORDS), which we will 
bake in these lists then feed back to the coders/designers.  
(The best pastries are only half baked at some point, and I think 
every reasonable idea is worth DISCUSSION, at least.)
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Due to technical issues, I've used majordomo to set up these 
lists.  If you're interested in subscribing, send an email to

majordomoat_private

with the following three lines in the body of the message:

lists
help
end

And you should get enough information to subscribe.  If you're 
familiar with majordomo, you may send an email to the above 
address with

subscribe <listname> <email-address>
end

and that will begin the subscription process.

To those of you who prefer (rightly so) MAILMAN out there, 
just let me say: my knowledge of PYTHON is so weak that 
it was just easier to "tweak" majordomo (mostly PERL) on my 
sites.  I've tried to restrict "security sensitive" information 
as much as possible... and it DOES work.

Sincerely,
J. Melvin Jones

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