the time for pgsql-starting@postgresql.org has come?
От | Guido Barosio |
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Тема | the time for pgsql-starting@postgresql.org has come? |
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Msg-id | f7f6b4c70512080735j75f7f47bo838863f39b9387c4@mail.gmail.com обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: the time for pgsql-starting@postgresql.org has come?
Re: the time for pgsql-starting@postgresql.org has come? |
Список | pgsql-admin |
All, (boring mail ahead)
Writing here to get in contact with major people. Recently, with the new Windows port, and a great massive reception of the new release, I've noticed that too many threads are being sent to pgsql-admin regarding:
"How do I install"
"How do I backup"
"What is initdb"
etc.
The point is that I am wondering about the need of a new mailing list, to isolate these cases, and give them a better support, before "upgrading" into a list like the admin one.
A big distance between some threads and the ones that I mention already exists, and I wonder about a few orphan threads, without any kind of reply, because they are "silly" or the help was not properly requested.
pgsql-starting seems to be a good way to isolate this threads and get a better idea of the common problems on getting started with postgresql.
Recording / analyzing these threads could lead after into a better experience in the future, or the chance to understand who are these starters (profiles,background,etc).
And I would kindly put some time there.
My 5 cents (more than 2 ;) )
Best regards,
g.-
--
"Adopting the position that you are smarter than an automaticoptimization algorithm is generally a good way to achieve lessperformance, not more" - Tom Lane.
Writing here to get in contact with major people. Recently, with the new Windows port, and a great massive reception of the new release, I've noticed that too many threads are being sent to pgsql-admin regarding:
"How do I install"
"How do I backup"
"What is initdb"
etc.
The point is that I am wondering about the need of a new mailing list, to isolate these cases, and give them a better support, before "upgrading" into a list like the admin one.
A big distance between some threads and the ones that I mention already exists, and I wonder about a few orphan threads, without any kind of reply, because they are "silly" or the help was not properly requested.
pgsql-starting seems to be a good way to isolate this threads and get a better idea of the common problems on getting started with postgresql.
Recording / analyzing these threads could lead after into a better experience in the future, or the chance to understand who are these starters (profiles,background,etc).
And I would kindly put some time there.
My 5 cents (more than 2 ;) )
Best regards,
g.-
--
"Adopting the position that you are smarter than an automaticoptimization algorithm is generally a good way to achieve lessperformance, not more" - Tom Lane.
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