[openrtm-users 01675] Moving the OpenRTM-aist mailing list
The OpenRTM-aist development team members would like to express our
heartfelt sympathy to the people affected by the disaster in East Japan.
AIST, in Tsukuba, was also affected by the earthquake, and buildings and
facilities including computers were damaged. Consequently, our web and
mail servers are stopped. We apologise for the inconvenience. Our web
server (openrtm.org) is a rental server located in the Kansai area, so
fortunately it is unaffected.
Because of the limited electricity situation, including AIST's measures
to reduce electricity usage, AIST may have power cuts again. To limit
the effects of this, we will move our mailing list from its current
server at AIST to an external server from the first of May.
Registered e-mail addresses are personal information, so we cannot
move them without approval from users. We would like to ask all mailing
list users to choose one of the following alternatives:
1. Maintain registration
No action is needed.
If your registration on the mailing list still exists on April 30th,
we will regard it as your desire to continue your mailing list
subscription, and consequently your e-mail address will automatically
moved to the new mailing list.
2. Unsubscribe
Please unsubscribe from the mailing list before April 30th.
Your e-mail address will not be moved to the new mailing list.
To unsubscribe from the mailing list, send an e-mail to
OpenRTM-users-ctl@m.aist.go.jp with only
bye
in the mail text.
After moving to the new mailing list, you will be able to subscribe to
and unsubscribe from it at any time. After moving to the new mailing
list, the old mailing list will be unavailable and e-mail addresses
registered to it will be deleted.
The new mailing list address will be:
openrtm-users@openrtm.org
If your e-mail client uses filtering, please update your filters
accordingly. The following additional mailing lists will be created soon:
openrtm-beginners@openrtm.org (For beginners.)
openrtm-devel@openrtm.org (For core development members.)
The OpenRTM-aist development team members would like to express our
heartfelt sympathy to the people affected by the disaster in East Japan.
AIST, in Tsukuba, was also affected by the earthquake, and buildings and
facilities including computers were damaged. Consequently, our web and
mail servers are stopped. We apologise for the inconvenience. Our web
server (openrtm.org) is a rental server located in the Kansai area, so
fortunately it is unaffected.
Because of the limited electricity situation, including AIST's measures
to reduce electricity usage, AIST may have power cuts again. To limit
the effects of this, we will move our mailing list from its current
server at AIST to an external server from the first of May.
Registered e-mail addresses are personal information, so we cannot
move them without approval from users. We would like to ask all mailing
list users to choose one of the following alternatives:
1. Maintain registration
No action is needed.
If your registration on the mailing list still exists on April 30th,
we will regard it as your desire to continue your mailing list
subscription, and consequently your e-mail address will automatically
moved to the new mailing list.
2. Unsubscribe
Please unsubscribe from the mailing list before April 30th.
Your e-mail address will not be moved to the new mailing list.
To unsubscribe from the mailing list, send an e-mail to
OpenRTM-users-ctl@m.aist.go.jp with only
bye
in the mail text.
After moving to the new mailing list, you will be able to subscribe to
and unsubscribe from it at any time. After moving to the new mailing
list, the old mailing list will be unavailable and e-mail addresses
registered to it will be deleted.
The new mailing list address will be:
openrtm-users@openrtm.org
If your e-mail client uses filtering, please update your filters
accordingly. The following additional mailing lists will be created soon:
openrtm-beginners@openrtm.org (For beginners.)
openrtm-devel@openrtm.org (For core development members.)
Thank you in advance for your kind cooperation.
Best regards,
OpenRTM-aist development team