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Three mailing lists are provided for people interested in Unison. It is
strongly recommended that regular Unison users subscribe to one
of the first two:
- unison-announce
is a moderated list where new Unison releases are announced. It is very
low volume, averaging less than one message per month.
To subscribe, you can either visit http://groups.yahoo.com/group/unison-announce
(you will be asked to create a Yahoo groups account if you do not
already have one), or else send an email to unison-announce-subscribe@groups.yahoo.com
(which will simply add you to the list, whether you have a Yahoo account
or not).
- unison-users
is a higher-volume discussion forum for users of unison. It is used
for discussions of many sorts --- proposals and designs for new features,
installation and configuration questions, usage tips, etc. It is also
moderated, but just to filter spam.
To subscribe, you can either visit http://groups.yahoo.com/group/unison-users
or else send an email to unison-users-subscribe@groups.yahoo.com.
Release announcements are made on both of these lists, so there
is no need to subscribe to both.
- unison-hackers
is for informal discussion among Unison developers. Anyone who considers
themselves a Unison expert and wishes to lend a hand with maintaining
and improving Unison is welcome to join. This list is also where commit
logs are posted for the developer sources. Only members can post.
To subscribe, you can either visit http://lists.seas.upenn.edu/mailman/listinfo/unison-hackers
or else send an email to unison-hackers-subscribe at lists dot
seas dot upenn dot edu.
Archives of all the lists are available (and publically visible) via the
above links.
If Unison is not working the way you expect, here are some steps to follow.
- First, take a look at the Unison documentation, especially the FAQ
section. Lots of questions are answered there.
- Next, try running Unison with the "-debug all" command line
option. This will cause Unison to generate a detailed trace of what
it's doing, which may help pinpoint where the problem is occurring.
- If this doesn't clarify matters, try sending an email describing your
problem to the users list at unison-users@groups.yahoo.com.
(Make sure you subscribe first, so that you'll see people's responses
in case they reply only to the list!) Please include the version of
Unison you are using (unison -version), the kind of machine(s) you are
running it on, a record of what gets printed when the "-debug all"
option is included, and as much information as you can about what went
wrong.
Please post your feature requests, suggestions, etc. to unison-users@groups.yahoo.com.
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