Shlomi Fish wrote: > On Saturday 10 December 2005 14:45, Lior Kaplan wrote: > >>Fine by me. But: >> >>1. Try to keep it simple - both the user interface and the backend. > > > That I can do. The user-interface should be a standard web UI of a LUG or > Linux portal. For the first incarnation I plan most changes to have to be > made either using database queries, or by editing the sources of the > repositories. I may add some admin screens later on, but it won't be a hard > priority. > > >>2. Please document what you system needs - so every can know which >>packages they should NOT remove or WHAT to check after an upgrade. > > > OK. > > >>3. Please use this change to make the web site more standard on the >>server site - directories and apache configure wise. > > > Define "standard" in this context? See bellow
>>Using /iglu isn't standard. > > It's /IGLU and now /IGLU/index.php. I will probably keep them for the > PostNuke > system. But the root directory - http://www.iglu.org.il/ will now be the main > site. I ment /iglu on the server ... but /IGLU is also discourged. Please use /var/www/www.iglu.org.il as your DocumentRoot. This way other sites can have similar directories. >>And the apache config has too many overrides >>of the cgi-bin dir. > > > That's not a problem. Apache configurations are expected to have stuff like > Aliases, ScriptAliases, etc. It's perfectly natural. > > As an example consider a directory that has the files "myscript.pl" and > "MyConfig.pm" and "password.txt". Now, you don't want people to access > MyConfig.pm, much less want them to access "password.txt". So what you do is > set a ScriptAlias (or a different mod_perlified alias) pointing to > "myscript.pl" (preferably with a nice URL), and then you are safe. That's why you don't put the password.txt in a directory which is under the DocumentRoot... So in any case - no one can access it from the web. And I'd like to use Debian's default httpd.conf, all the other stuff should be in the include files. In this issue our status is quite good. >>4. Good idea! It would be really nice to see a site that has all the >>info about the LUGs in Israel - including info about what & where is the >>next lecture. > > > Sure, that would be a good idea. The clubs have some RSS feeds for their > events, which I can use. We may wish to switch to our own custom XML format, > because we have relatively bastarised RSS in this case. But I also plan > www.iglu.org.il to be a general portal (in English) about GNU/Linux and FOSS > in Israel, and a usable way to access the other resources on the site. Please start small, do try to have it all in one place. I think we have enough protals alrady. Let the public ask for new stuff. > Cheers, > > Shlomi Fish > > >>Thanks >> >>Shlomi Fish wrote: >> >>>Hi all! >>> >>>I think http://www.iglu.org.il/ needs a better front page. One where the >>>various resources and links are larger and clearer, where we explain what >>>the LUG is all about, etc. The current PostNuke page is not very adequate >>>for this. I don't mind keeping it, but it should be secondary to the main >>>site. >>> >>>Unless someone objects, I'd like to start working on a front page using >>>Perl, CGI::Application and Template Toolkit (like I did for a client in >>>my previous job). I'm making it server-side scripted because I'd like to >>>implement some dynamic RSS feed fetching, and possibly some feedback, >>>comments, etc. >>> >>>So, what do you say? >>> >>>Regards, >>> >>> Shlomi Fish >>> >>>--------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>Shlomi Fish [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>Homepage: http://www.shlomifish.org/ >>> >>>95% of the programmers consider 95% of the code they did not write, in >>>the bottom 5%. > > -- Lior Kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.Guides.co.il Debian GNU/Linux unstable (SID)
