*snip* > For what it is worth, Brett Hutley (who is currently on holiday so I'm not > sure if he is up-to-date with the discussion) has made an offer on the list
Just getting up to date now :) > to host an "end user" Jabber portal and he seems to have the skills and > experience, as well as a hosted machine to run it on - so maybe it would be > worth having a chat with him and seeing if you can help each other out > before we start duplicating work. I have a colocated machine at my ISP with plenty of disk space running OpenBSD, Apache and Zope (http://www.zope.org). For portal-stuff and to make it easy for people to upload content I generally proxy a virtual domain through to the Zope server. That way I can give people access to log in via their browser and upload content. If people would rather go PHP instead of Zope, I can just serve the domain through my apache server. On the Apache side of things, I currently have mod_perl support compiled in for scripting. Unfortunately, I haven't built PHP support into my server and it sounds like there are a lot of PHP fans out there :) I can add PHP support when I get back to Sydney next Wednesday, if that is the route people want to go. For myself I've had a lot more experience building dynamic content in Zope or perl (although it's probably about time I did something in PHP). On the other hand, if you have your own server Justin, and would rather rebuild JabberCentral on that, I'm happy to help on the content-building side. Cheers, Brett _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
