On Apr 14, 2010, at 6:01 PM, Jacques Le Roux wrote: > Also a good solution might be to export Confluence like some other (major) > TLP projects do. > This said, I'm not quite sure of what this implies, notably about our 5 > different spaces... > Or is export just to create a(some) front end (home) pages?
Yes, I think this is done mostly for performance reasons; we may want to think about this solution but we should fix our current Confluence spaces before. Jacopo > > Jacques > > From: "Jacopo Cappellato" <[email protected]> >> A few more information on the current Confluence setup. >> >> We have 5 spaces: >> >> 1) Wiki >> 2) End User Docs >> 3) Tech Docs >> 4) Requirements And Design >> 5) Project Admin >> >> Do we really need all of them? >> In my opinion we could merge #2 with #3; we could also merge them with #4 >> and have the following setup: >> 1) Wiki: open to everyone >> 2+3+4) End User, Tech Docs and Requirements: moderated and restricted to >> contributors (e.g. committers or people that ask for permissions to >> contribute on documentation) >> 5) Project Admin: only PMC members (this is an extension of the static html >> pages of the website) >> >> Jacopo >> >> On Apr 14, 2010, at 7:48 AM, Jacopo Cappellato wrote: >> >>> Could you please help to get a summary of the issues that we see after the >>> migration to our Confluence spaces to ASF Infra? >>> >>> The main ones I see are: >>> >>> 1) we need a custom header (with navigation links) similar to the one we >>> have on our site home page >>> 2) the search box in Confluence should search only inside of the OFBiz >>> spaces >>> >>> If you also have suggestions on how to fix them, they are welcome! >>> >>> As soon as we have a list we will contact (if needed) the Infra team and >>> work with them to resolve the issues. >>> >>> Kind regards, >>> >>> Jacopo >> > >
