GlueX-Related Google Groups

We use Google Groups for some of our email discussion lists.

The Groups

Group Name	Group Title	Email Address	Web Site
gluex-software	GlueX Software Help	gluex-software@googlegroups.com	https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/gluex-software
gluex-pi-zero	GlueX neutral pion asymmetry discussion	gluex-pi-zero@googlegroups.com	https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/gluex-pi-zero

Instructions

In the instructions below, replace <groupname> with the name of the Google group of interest.

To Subscribe

There are four ways to subscribe; any one of them should work. Note that methods 1, 2, and 3 allow an arbitrary email address for the subscription. Method 4 requires a Google account.

1. Send an email to marki@jlab.org. You will get an invitation using the address you sent from.
2. Send a random email to <groupname>+subscribe@googlegroups.com . You will get a confirmation email using the address you sent from.
3. Log into the Google groups site as halldops@gmail.com . Use the online password. To subscribe:
   1. Click on "My groups".
   2. Click on the "manage" link under the name of the group of interest.
   3. Click on "Direct add members"
   4. Fill in the form with the email address of your choice.
4. If you have a personal Google account, log into it, then go to

   https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/<groupname>

   Click on "Apply to join group". After approval, you will get a confirmation email to your Gmail account. The subscription will use your Gmail address.

To Unsubscribe

Send an email to <groupname>+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com.

Using a Non-Google vs. Google Email Address

It is not necessary to have a Google account to participate. However, for operations that require authentication to the Google site, an account is necessary.

For those who do not have a Google account, note that all collaborators have access to the account which owns the groups: halldops@gmail.com. The password matches that of the online account. This account has all privileges on the groups.

There are two types of groups: public and private. The following table lists privileges using a non-Google email account:

	Receive email	Send email	Browse postings on web	Post on web
Public	yes	yes	yes	no
Private	yes	yes	no	no