2003-06-12 14:01:01

by Jonathan Corbet

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Subject: Anybody gotta list archive tarball?

Hi,

Does anybody happen to have (and is willing to share) a tarball containing
archives of this list going back well into the 90's? I am, shall we say,
researching the activities of certain companies (when I should really be
working on driver books) and something greppable would be most helpful.

Thanks,

jon



2003-06-12 14:22:10

by Ian Packer

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Subject: Re: Anybody gotta list archive tarball?

Jonathan,

http://www.ussg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/

But you'll have to use google to search it.

Regards,
Ian Packer
[email protected]

Thursday, June 12, 2003, 3:14:46 PM, you wrote:

JC> Hi,

JC> Does anybody happen to have (and is willing to share) a tarball containing
JC> archives of this list going back well into the 90's? I am, shall we say,
JC> researching the activities of certain companies (when I should really be
JC> working on driver books) and something greppable would be most helpful.

JC> Thanks,

JC> jon


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2003-06-12 14:37:53

by Andries Brouwer

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On Thu, Jun 12, 2003 at 08:14:46AM -0600, Jonathan Corbet wrote:

> Does anybody happen to have (and is willing to share) a tarball containing
> archives of this list going back well into the 90's? I am, shall we say,
> researching the activities of certain companies (when I should really be
> working on driver books) and something greppable would be most helpful.

I tend to collect such things, but lost early stuff in disk crashes.
There is here

- stuff from ftp://ftp.uwsg.iu.edu/linux/mail.archive/kernel/
1 Mar 1996 - now.

[you can ftp that yourself, I suppose]

- stuff from linuxhttp://www.db.erau.edu
96.06-99.09.

- linux-activists list archive
Very fragmentary, Oct 1991 to Oct 1993.
Also Oct 1993 to Jul 1995.
Also Jan 1992 to Dec 1993.

- linux-kernel
Jul 1995 to Apr 1996.

[lots of garbage in various different formats and from various sources;
very time consuming to sort out; different archives are very similar
but do not have precisely the same posts; I can make the raw stuff
available if you want - maybe you don't want]

In case you reply - do so to [email protected]

Andries


[Btw - if others have old archives, I'd be happy to get a copy.
Both mailing lists and old (pre 0.99) sources and binaries.
Still searching libc sources earlier than libc 4.3.]

2003-06-12 23:01:50

by Rob Landley

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Subject: Re: Anybody gotta list archive tarball?

On Thursday 12 June 2003 10:14, Jonathan Corbet wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anybody happen to have (and is willing to share) a tarball containing
> archives of this list going back well into the 90's? I am, shall we say,
> researching the activities of certain companies (when I should really be
> working on driver books) and something greppable would be most helpful.
>
> Thanks,
>
> jon

Dunno about a tarball, but the oldest linux list archive I know of is the one
the kansas city people have.

http://www.kclug.org/old_archives/linux-activists/

If you get a tarball of it, I'd appreciate a copy myself. :)

Rob

2003-06-13 09:05:35

by Alan

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Subject: Re: Anybody gotta list archive tarball?

> Also Oct 1993 to Jul 1995.

Thats about what I have of linux-activists, maybe a bit more

2003-06-13 21:13:23

by Andries E. Brouwer

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Subject: Re: Anybody gotta list archive tarball?

>> Also Oct 1993 to Jul 1995.

> Thats about what I have of linux-activists

Yes. In fact that line referred to my copy of your archive.

I just checked the kclug archive that was mentioned, and it has
two things: a copy of your archive and a copy of Ted's archive,
nothing new.

kclug/linux-activists/Volume6/digest and
kclug/linux-activists/Volume6/digest217 are duplicates.