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	Gmane - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gmane (pronounced "mane") is an e-mail to news gateway.
		Gmane is an archive; it never expires messages.
		The project was initiated in 2001 by Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen, one of the authors of Gnus, a newsreader for Emacs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gmane (208 words)

	TMDA FAQ Entry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Gmane is the best thing since TMDA, which is the best thing since sliced bread.
		Gmane will save you a ton of time and hassle when reading and posting to Internet mailing lists.
		Gmane uses a challenge/response system similar to TMDA's to authorize posters, and this is the address that the confirmation requests are sent from.
	tmda.net /faq.cgi?req=show&file=faq06.006.htp (320 words)

	[vox] gmane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A couple of things to consider: 1) gmane can be read using the web interface: http://news.gmane.org the addresses are all (slightly) obfuscated there to avoid automated email harvesting.
		Some folks read their lists on gmane, but have no-mail subscriptions so they can still post as subscribers.
		If you run INN you can receive gmane.* as a normal newsfeed, which is read only at this point (i beleive).
	www.lugod.org /pipermail/vox/2003-May/000421.html (494 words)

	Mailing List Archive: GMANE --> was {Re: Re: List subscription} (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		What's new with Gmane is that no messages are ever expired from the server, and the gateway is bidirectional.
		Gmane requires that users post to Gmane groups using a valid e-mail address, and requires a one-time authorization per group.
		At present, the Gmane hierarchy is heavily dominated by computer-related mailing lists, which reflects the interests of the initial user base.
	www.rebol.org /cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/ml-display-thread.r?m=rmlMHHC (2206 words)

	Gmane -- Mail To News And Back Again
		The group filter can be a single Gmane group name (e.g.
		Since all groups start "gmane.", you can omit that.
		We encourage you to add a Gmane Search facility to your webpages if you think it would be useful to your visitors.
	search.gmane.org (338 words)

	[kaffe] [Fwd: kaffe added to Gmane] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		If this is contrary to your wishes, please send a mail to admin at gmane.org saying so, and the list will be removed from Gmane.
		It's a bi-directional gateway, but Gmane verifies that its users' email addresses are valid before passing the messages through the news-to-mail gateway.
		(Groups can also be made "read-only", which means that Gmane won't forward any messages at all to the mailing list.) Gmane can encrypt addresses to make address harvesting difficult, and heeds X-No-Archive and related headers.
	www.kaffe.org /pipermail/kaffe/2003-March/093361.html (308 words)

	Gmane -- Mail To News And Back Again
		Gmane requires that users post to Gmane groups using a valid e-mail address, and requires a one-time
		However, Gmane is not meant to be a service exclusively for IT people.
		Gmane has been in full operation since February 11th 2002, after a one month test period.
	gmane.org (289 words)

	Most Popular Mail Lists
		Messages posted to them are carried by, among others, Gmane and Google.
		For those who prefer to use newsgroups rather than e-mail mailing lists, there are the Gmane newsgroups.
		Gmane newsgroups are listed next to the relevant mail lists.
	openoffice.org /mail_list.html (1472 words)

	LDAP mailinglist
		The list is archived at Gmane, a combined mailinglist archive, news mirror and RSS feed.
		You can add a header to your messages to prevent Gmane from archiving them, or to control when a message should expire from Gmane.
		Gmane currently "encrypts" anything which looks like e-mail addresses in the archive, to frustrate spammers.
	www.umich.edu /~dirsvcs/ldap/mailinglist.html (328 words)

	TB! Lists and Gmane
		The lists continue unchanged for those who prefer them as they are, but in addition, list traffic is now being mirrored to the Gmane mail-to-news gateway so that those who prefer to read list traffic with a newsreader may do so.
		Gmane offers the means to protect us from these threats and these will be discussed.
		We had a long look at Gmane, experimented, investigated, got feedback and we are confident that it provides less security concerns than our current setup which isn't at all completely secure.
	www.silverstones.com /thebat/gmane.htm (1113 words)

	Gmane - mail to news and back again (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Lists for asking questions, reporting bugs, discussing new features etc. One major disadvantage of those list, or at least to me, is the mail part: getting "You got mail" warning almost every 5 minutes.
		Of course I could set up a different POP mailbox and check that less often but this week I discovered a much better solution: Gmane.
		If you maintain one or more mailing lists I recommend adding those to Gmane.
	johnbokma.com /mexit/2005/01/14/gmane-mail-to-news.html (291 words)

	Nabble - GMANE
		I think a mention of GMANE on Jakarta would be helpful for the
		I don't think GMANE is anti-community, but I'll grant you that my #3
		For many, gmane will be a good choice.
	www.nabble.com /GMANE-t271666.html (881 words)

	gmane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This isn't a new idea, but with Gmane no messages are ever expired from the server, and the gateway is bidirectional.
		There are currently 5,944 mailing lists subscribed to Gmane, with a total of 18,747,653 messages.
		The package includes we:search (a search engine), weaverd (a back-end daemon that generates thread and group views), weft (takes a mail or a news message and formats it into HTML), and loom (news reader and front end to weaverd and weft).
	directory.fsf.org /email/Misc/gmane.html (253 words)

	Support and Mailing Lists — plone.org
		This is a good idea to do every time you have a question, there's a good chance your question has already been answered.
		Discusses how to contribute with Plone translations, coordinates the different efforts, and are generally responsible for bug reports and feature requests with regard to translation of Plone.
		Subscribe to the list and post via news to this list via Gmane.
	plone.org /support (1381 words)

	Subscribe to TB mailing lists with newsreader via gmane.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Gmane's instructions for access through a NG reader or web interface might lead one to believe that it is possible to post also by an initial reply confirmation via email with Gmane.
		GMane certainly can let you post to the lists it archives so long as the listowners want that to happen.
		Also you may not see all the postings as some subscribers choose not to have their messages archived on GMane as it is a public archive.
	www.donzeigler.com /tbforums/index.php?topic=704.0 (772 words)

	Gmane - frassle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mail-to-news gateways have been built before, but gmane is interesting because it is bidirectional—you can post via usenet and have it funneled into the mailing list.
		Gmane is focused on communications about free software, but it's also the most comprehensive cross-media threading system I've seen.
		The world will be a better place when conversations can start in email, move into mailing lists, web forums, and blogs, and provide access to the whole thread from any entry point.
	frassle.rura.org /gmane (135 words)

	Gmane - Meta
		We have received a request for adding the wikinl-l AT wikipedia.org mailing list to the Gmane mail-to-news gateway/archive.
		Gmane is a mail-to-news portal that never expires its messages.
		Gmane can encrypt addresses to make address harvesting difficult, and heeds X-No-Archive and related headers.
	meta.wikimedia.org /wiki/Gname (435 words)

	gmane.discuss
		It basically means using Gnus to read some special hidden Gmane newsgroups, think about whether lists should be added or not, decide whether the names are nice or not (and possibly engage in email conversation with people about these things), and then hit some magical Emacs keystrokes.
		Hi, I recently switched my email/gmane client from Thunderbird to Entourage 2004 and was disappointed to find out that gmane does not work in Entourage.
		I suspect it has been set up correctly in Gmane but that emails are not being sent correctly by the mailing list.
	blog.gmane.org /gmane.discuss (872 words)

	[kaffe] [Fwd: kaffe added to Gmane] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		However, this project is being run by Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen and friends, so I think it's OK. (I'm a former Gnus user.
		:-) Cheers, - Jim -----Forwarded Message----- From: Gmane Administrator To: kaffe-admin@kaffe.org Subject: kaffe added to Gmane Date: 07 Mar 2003 17:59:50 +0100 We have received a request for adding the kaffe@kaffe.org mailing list to the Gmane mail-to-news gateway/archive.
		If this is contrary to your wishes, please send a mail to admin@gmane.org saying so, and the list will be removed from Gmane.
	www.kaffe.org /pipermail/kaffe/2003-March/041591.html (298 words)

	[Fractdev] gmane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Gmane is a mailing list to newsgroup gateway.
		You can choose whether people are allowed to post through Gmane.
		Gmane is also an archive and doesn't delete messages (although it
	mailman.xmission.com /lurker/message/20040815.201532.ae193ae7.en.html (250 words)

	Managing Mailing Lists with GMANE and slrn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Much in the spirit of open source, anyone can easily sign up a new mailing list that they would like to be available as a newsgroup.
		In addition to being a simple gateway, GMANE has features in place to reduce the amount of spam that flows through the system.
		I now use GMANE to handle nearly all the mailing lists I read, about 30 in all.
	mark.stosberg.com /Tech/slrn_and_gmane.html (940 words)

	Mailing Lists
		Access to Boost mailing lists via newsgroup (NNTP) is contributed by GMANE.
		GMane news server need to be made from subscribed addresses because GMane simply forwards your postings on to the appropriate email list.
		Don't be fooled by GMane's authentication message that says "you are now authorized to post to this list" after you answer its autogenerated mail; only subscribed addresses may post.
	www.boost.org /more/mailing_lists.htm (877 words)

	TWiki . Netbeans . FaqNntpAccess
		Note that GMane's naming conventions are slightly different than netbeans.org's, so the newsgroups don't necessarily have exactly the same names as the mailing lists.
		To post via GMane, you just need to reply to an authorization message GMane sends you when you first try to post to a given group.
		To avoid your messages being moderated, you can also contact the list owner and request that your address be added to the list of non-subscribers allowed to post to the list.
	wiki.java.net /bin/view/Netbeans/FaqNntpAccess (183 words)

	antlr-interest added to Gmane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 11:46:59AM +0200, Gmane Administrator wrote: > We have received a request for adding the antlr-interest at onelist.com > mailing list to the Gmane mail-to-news gateway/archive.
		If this is contrary to your wishes, > please send a mail to admin at gmane.org saying so, and the list will be > removed from Gmane.
		It's a > bi-directional gateway, but Gmane verifies that its users' email > addresses are valid before passing the messages through the > news-to-mail gateway.
	www.antlr.org:8080 /pipermail/antlr-interest/2004-June/008352.html (370 words)

	Blog Interface for Gmane - The English Cemetery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Blog Interface for Gmane would show lists and msgs as if they were blogs, entries and comments.
		The ones that in Classic Gmane appear indented with fl little strokes are classified as
		And well, the column at the right shows the options of Gmane, as well as the typical blog options: the calendar, the msgs archived by month (a much more usable feature than the pull-down numeral menu of old messages of
	www.eibar.org /blogak/luistxo/en/181 (567 words)

	ivtv-devel on gmane? \| ivtv \| devel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The idea of carrying the list on gmane appears to have come up
		I'm switching to gmane for all of the mailing lists to which I
		gmane does nothing different, except it uses tmda.
	www.gossamer-threads.com /lists/ivtv/devel/18401 (1129 words)

	NewsForge \| Gmane - Mail to news and back again
		Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen writes: "Several mailing list archives exist, and a few mail-to-news gateways exist.
		Gmane combines the two -- it's a mailing list archive that can be read via a news reader, which is a pretty convenient way to read a mailing list archive.
		In addition, Gmane is a bidirectional gateway, which means that users can participate in mailing lists without having to subscribe to them."
	www.newsforge.com /newsvac/02/03/26/1326208.shtml (165 words)

	Production stage for the blog interface at Gmane - The English Cemetery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		My suggestions for a blog interface for Gmane have been put in production.
		Well, they were just the first ones I got at hand for my alternate-CSS-design demo.
		The blog option is open to all lists and groups stored at Gmane.
	www.eibar.org /blogak/luistxo/en/201 (287 words)

	[vox] gmane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The idea has merit, but would be a significant departure from current vox* mailing list policies.
		-- Rod On Monday 05 May 2003 01:07 am, Ricardo Anguiano wrote: > Gmane is a mail to news gateway where you can read mailing lists using > your newsreader.
		FYI, gmane was created by the same guy > who did the gnus news and mail reader.
	www.lugod.org /pipermail/vox/2003-May/000419.html (172 words)

	TWiki . Netbeans . MailingLists
		The first newsgroup mirrored by gmane was the nbusers mailing list.
		Gmane intended to rename the nbusers list to the new scheme, but actually never did it.
		With this knowledge it shouldn't be a problem to find the newsgroups.
	wiki.java.net /bin/view/Netbeans/MailingLists (347 words)

	GNUstep: Mailing Lists & Newsgroups
		These are hosted on the same set of servers as the list.
		An alternative archive for many of these lists are at GMANE but the names are not exact matches.
		You can also interact with the lists as newsgroups by using GMANE's servers, or read them as RSS feeds, or search them, or...
	www.gnustep.org /information/gethelp.html (292 words)

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