On 20 January 2014 13:32, jan i <j...@apache.org> wrote: > Hi. > > If you read "How it works", Labs makes the following available: > > - a zone > - a virtual host (http://labs.apache.org/) > - three mailing lists: > - labs@labs.apache.org > - comm...@labs.apache.org (this receives the svn commits diffs) > - priv...@labs.apache.org > - a lab registry (a collection of machine-readable descriptors) > > As far as I can see. > > - there are no zone > > - there are not virtual host
Huh? http://labs.apache.org/ does exist. > - the lab registry is merely a directory in svn > What's wrong with that? All the directories should contain doap.rdf files which are machine readable. > I hereby propose the following: > > > 1) We remove the mention of zone from the home page > > 2) We request a labs vm from infra (if the PMC request it with a jira, I > can make it) It looks like options 1 & 2 are alternatives, whereas 3 is independent - or have I got that wrong? > 3) We change the homepage to actively use the lab registry (see seperate > proposal). > > > --- details --- > > The vm should be equipped with a generic db and httpd and of course svn > allowing labs PI to test their ideas. Labs PI and registred committers > should have access to the vm (NOT sudo). It might be that no labs need it > today, but its marketing, we offer more than other sandboxes. Most TLPs don't have zones. > I volunteer to maintain the vm (together with all the others I maintain as > part of infra) and also to help labs in need of installing sw. > > Rgds > > jan I. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: labs-unsubscr...@labs.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: labs-h...@labs.apache.org
