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Archives (was Re: PCI Clock Specs and PLL)
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- Subject: Archives (was Re: PCI Clock Specs and PLL)
- From: "John R Pierce" <pierce@hogranch.com>
- Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1997 11:48:43 -0800
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> It would be REALLY handy (and, I suspect, would cut down on
> e-mail traffic considerably) if the PCI Sig archives were accessable
> from the Web site. The present method is cumbersome at best
> (though I do appreciate the effort involved in setting it up & keeping
> it working) and prevents all but the most intrepid explorer from
> finding what they're after, thus leading to more quesions on the
> mail alias.
>
> I realize that this is not a trivial request, but there is so much valuable
> information in this forum that it seems a shame to bury it in a
> data warehouse of ZIP and TAR files.
In my 'saved mail' folder here, I count 1075 msgs in just pci-sig since 5/96
when my collection started.
For such a pile to be useful on a website, it would require extensive indexing
and a search capability similar to Excite. I suspect setting something like
this up would require several weeks of a web-wizards time to setup the archival
process, handle the mess of previously saved data, and probably a dedicated web
server... Any volunteers?
-jrp
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