[phpXML] Archive of this list is now ready

[<nig...@us...>]

Ok, I have finished bouncing all the messages so far to this list to geocra=
wler and there is now a searchable archive of this list dating back to the =
weekend of it's creation.

Sadly the search function doesn't seem to work and on the whole I am thorou=
ghly unimpressed with the geocrawler website.  However it works, and the me=
ssages are there, so enjoy.

DO NOT SEND ATTACHMENTS OVER 100KB PLEASE :o)

The problem with the dropped messages was somewhat unsurprisingly due to la=
rge attachments.  Three messages had attachments over 100KB so could I plea=
se ask (I shouldn't even need to ;o) that if you are going to send an attac=
hment, that you compress it so that it is less than 100KB, or put it on an =
FTP server somewhere.  If you don't then it won't get archived.  I have zip=
ped and reposted the three large messages, luckly for you guys I work on a =
mailserver and speak MIME :o)

I think all the messages are there, if not forward others on to me and I'll=
 post them.

The archived can be found either by following the list links from the phpxm=
ldb project at sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpxmldb/

Or directly at geocrawler:
http://www.geocrawler.com/lists/3/SourceForge/14600/0/

Please note that you do not need to do anything at all in order for your me=
ssages to appear on this archive.

It seems to re-archive the list at about 3AM GMT so there are some 20 messa=
ges currently in the "queue" to be archived, so if you are wondering where =
your message is, then check back the next day and it should appear there by=
 then.

Ah! Now that that ordeal is over I can go back to developing PhpXML again :=
o)

Nigel
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