There are three email lists and two RSS feed that may be of interest to NC State Remedy users.
The "remedy" List:
This is an email list to facilitate
the dissemination of information related to the everyday use of the Remedy
system at NC State. This is a very low volume list and is used primarily by the NC State
Remedy administrators to keep Remedy users informed of important events related
to the Remedy system.
All registered users of the NC State Remedy system are automatically subscribed to this list. Please do not unsubscribe yourself from this list unless you are no longer using the Remedy system. It is the only mechanism we have for reaching all NC State Remedy users.
To subscribe to this list, visit the Majordomo list server page for the
remedy list:
The "remedy-dev" List:
If you will be maintaining external interfaces to the NC State Remedy system, you should consider joining the "remedy-dev" list. This email list is targeted towards campus affiliates who are maintaining systems which interface with the NC State Remedy system. These interfaces include Perl scripts, C language programs, web pages or even an email interface. Campus Remedy administrators will use this list to communicate system changes that may affect your interfaces to the Remedy system.
Subscription to this list is not automatic but the list is open to
anyone who is interested. To subscribe to this list, visit the Majordomo
list server page for the
remedy-dev list.
The "remedy_solution_review" List:
If you are interested in being notified when new Remedy solutions are created, you may want to consider subscribing to the "remedy_solution_review" list. This email list receives notification whenever a new Remedy solution is created.
Subscription to this list is not automatic but the list is open to
anyone who is interested. To subscribe to this list, visit the Majordomo
list server page for the
remedy_solution_review list:
The Remedy System Status RSS Feed:
An RSS feed is available to keep subscribers informed of all postings to the Recent Changes page in all of the available categories. Simply drag the
icon into your RSS reader to subscribe.
The Remedy Workgroup RSS Feed:
An RSS feed is available to keep subscribers informed of the current state of specific Remedy workgroups. This Feed was developed by the College Of Natural Resources. Please see the Remedy Workgroup RSS Feeder web site for examples and additional details.
The Remedy System Twitter RSS Feed:
There is a Twitter feed to keep subscribers informed about developing situations and news about the Remedy service. Simply drag the
icon into your RSS reader to subscribe or click on the Twitter icon below to follow.
