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# Mailing Lists

- Before Mailing Anyone
- General List - pgsql-jdbc@postgresql.org
- Commit Messages - jdbc-commits@pgfoundry.org

## Before Mailing Anyone

Before posting a question or problem to the mailing list, please first look at the following resources:

- FAQ
- Documentation
- Mailing list archives, (Google interface to newer messages.)
- Consider upgrading your JDBC driver to the latest version. It should be backwards compatible and may fix your problem.

## General List - pgsql-jdbc@postgresql.org

This mailing list is for all PostgreSQL Java/JDBC related discussions. This is the place for bug reports, feature requests, help with problem solving, and pretty much anything involving Java and PostgreSQL. Messages from people who are not subscribed to the list will be held for moderator approval in an effort to cut down on spam. Archives and subscription information is available on the main PostgreSQL site.

When asking for help or reporting a problem please try to include as much information as possible. Good things to note are:

- JDBC driver build number
- Server version
- Exact error message and stacktrace
- What you were doing, ideally in code form

## Commit Messages - jdbc-commits@pgfoundry.org

This mailing list is for people interested in carefully monitoring the development process. The mailing list was active until the code base was transfered to GitHub in late 2012. Every commit to this earlier CVS repository sent out an email with the log message and links to diffs. So the archive of this list, pgfoundry site, holds the history of activity with the driver prior to 2013.

Currently activity on commits is best observed directly from the git repository hosted with GitHub. The console tool, gitk, available with a git installation is an excellent GUI tool to observe commits.