Previously Santiago Vila wrote: > In the meantime, I think we should start thinking about the splitting of > debian-devel-changes, creating lists for every architecture (we have > already seven).
What is wrong with using procmail for that? I have the following in
my procmailrc:
:0:
* ^X-Mailing-List:.*debian-devel-changes
{
:0:
* ^Subject:.*(source|i386|all)
deb-dev-changes
:0:
* ^Subject:.*(powerpc)
deb-dev-changes-powerpc
:0:
crap
}
So I get only uploads for i386 and powerpc, the rest is filed in my crap
folder. It's easy to expand this to do further filtering.
> * Binary-only uploads for the i386 arch, when the source maintainer does
> not usually work with the i386 architecture.
> * "Source and i386" uploads.
> * "Source and all" uploads.
> ( And "source-only" uploads, if any).
That's ugly. If I only wanted to see alpha uploads I would still have to
subscribe to the i386-list to see architecture independant uploads.
Wichert.
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