Hi,
Jó reggelt Fagyal
You da man! :)

Fagyal Csongor wrote:
[...] Here's an idea. The CGIs provided by TuCows are a bit... erm, ancient. We have kind of patched them, making them multilingual with separated templates and language files. The work is not complete as we only needed a few things, but if anybody were interested, drop me a line and I SVN it up (I hope I can do that, haven't checked the license yet :)) Let's hack on that together!

No license problems there (GPL). I've only once sent a very small patch. Never heard about it again... The idea of a reseller maintained repository is worth thinking about. I do fear a bit that it could easily just vanish from the resellers "collective awareness" or that the maintainer loses interest/time in it etc. I'd prefer a repository and bug tracker maintained by OpenSRS. The bug/issue tracker could also be used for issues with the other interfaces and web-pages OpenSRS offers.
I think it's even more difficult to find out what we *want* to do. There are people who use the RWI only, some (will) use the store, some the CGIs "as-is", some have a homegrown solution. Where is the place where a community-driven version would fit in?

OTOH if the codebase is nice and sound and accessible, I can imagine people hacking in whenever they need something. It doesn't work with the current codebase, as it is not versioned, and is also broken in many ways (at least for me, who needs to translate it).
If we do a community based solution I think we should use one of the sourceforge alternatives with repository, bug tracker, mailing list and user roles administration included.
I can also imagine forking a branch from the CGI-s - especially as I have already worked on that :)

As the matter of fact, if there are at least a few interested, I will just do that, plain and simple.
I'd be willing to spend _some_ time on it, but I simply don't have that much time (only for rants about discontinued mailing lists).
Same here. It just doesn't worth it to create a new solution all by ourselves (=our company), but I could hack on a community solution if it's a sensible design.
Cheers

Arthur

P.S: Aah, Magyarul, a language I fear I'll never find time to learn. Even though it has a sensible mapping between written and spoken language and the one and only correct date format... :)
That is a very good point! :))

- Csongor

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