On 13 April 2014 23:37, Dave Brondsema <[email protected]> wrote: > > > On Apr 12, 2014, at 2:40 PM, jan i <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Hi. > > > > Since this is my first mail on the allura dev list, let me present my > self > > short: > > > > My name jan iversen, danish but live in souther spain. I am in general > > better known as jani (apacheid) or janIV (#asfinfra). > > Hi Jan, it was very nice to meet you at ApacheCon a few days ago. > Likewise, to be honest you profile foto gives quite a different impression of how you look.
> > > > > I am PMC in AOO, LABS and active committer in INFRA (I was the one who > made > > your vm recently). > > > > We are slowly moving labs (project that gives sandboxes to committers > with > > good ideas) to a selfserve state, and I think allura would fill the > purpose. > > > > This would also give the allura project (if wanted) a test ground that at > > the same time is used real life. > > > > If we can find common ground (meaning the allura project also likes the > > idea), I could volunteer as tester and provide the project with "pain in > > the a.. questions" :-) remark even though I am a programmer I cannot help > > with programming (ENOTIME) but maybe submit better bug reports. > > > > Let me know, what the project think of my idea ? > > I like the idea very much :) We could make a "labs" neighborhood in > allura for all the labs projects to go in. If you create an account on > forge-allura.a.o then we can make you an admin for the neighborhood and you > can start exploring > Account created "jani". Having been with infra for a period, I am getting just as paranoid as they are, so a questions/concern: How do you secure that the passwords are stored so they cannot be read ? I would feel a lot saver if we could use ldap for committers. If you look at translate.a.o, that has the same mix: - committers login using ldap - non-committers are stored in pootles local database. thoughts ? rgds jan I. > > > > rgds > > jan I >
