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This list was formed to support Eloquence programmers
and users in their daily work. It is not a replacement
for Eloquence support but an enhancement.
Eloquence support is responsible for helping you in
case of trouble and to solve your immediate problem. This list
is to let you and others share knowledge and ideas among the
Eloquence community.
So if you have a question like "How could I ..." or
"Why doesn't this work ..." this list is the right
place to ask.
Other welcome topics include the dicussion about Eloquence
features and how you would like Eloquence to evolve in
the future.
The preferred language in this list is English as it is intended
to be available to all Eloquence users.
Other languages are welcome too, but there may be fewer
people who are able to respond to you.
If you subscribed to the mailing list but neither received the
confirmation nor any other message your mail address may be invalid.
Please see at the end of this document for a list of mail adresses,
which recently refused to accept mail.
The list server
All routine administrative requests (including subscriptions and
unsubscriptions) concerning this mailing list are handled by an
automated server. The text below explains the basic commands
of the list server.
Subscribing
To subscribe to eloquence, send the following command in the body or
subject line of an email message to
eloquence-request@marxmeier.com:
subscribe
This will subscribe the account from which you send the message to
the eloquence list.
Note: if your mail client adds a signature footer
to outgoing messages, follow the above "subscribe" command with
an "end" command on a second line to prevent your signature being
parsed as commands.
If you wish to subscribe another address instead (such as a local
redistribution list), you can use a command of the form:
subscribe address=other-address@your_site.your_net
A digest version of this list is also available. The digest version will
group all messages of a day into a single email message.
To subscribe to the eloquence-digest list instead, replace the word of
"subscribe" in the commands above with "subscribe digest".
Unsubscribing
To unsubscribe from eloquence, send the following command in body or
subject line of an email message to
eloquence-request@marxmeier.com:
unsubscribe
This will unsubscribe the account from which you send the message.
If you are subscribed with some other address, you'll have to send
a command of the following form instead:
unsubscribe address=other-address@your_site.your_net
Note: if your mail client adds a signature footer
to outgoing messages, follow the above "unsubscribe" command with
an "end" command on a second line to prevent your signature being
parsed as commands.
Help
To find out more about the automated server and its command set,
send the following command to
eloquence-request@marxmeier.com:
help
Note: if your mail client adds a signature footer
to outgoing messages, follow the above "help" command with
an "end" command on a second line to prevent your signature being
parsed as commands.
If you feel you need to reach a human for assistance, send email to
eloquence-owner@marxmeier.com
Posting
To send a message to the list members, send an email message to
eloquence@marxmeier.com.
The list server will then distribute your message to all list members.
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