Starting a new thread on this, as its likely to be a long running
thread of discussion I would imagine.
Here is a summary of some web interfaces in use or under development
that are known about... and what I hope are useful entry points into
the Opensim Wiki.
http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Webinterface
http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Known_Web_Interfaces_within_OpenSim
http://d4os.isgreat.org/doc/dev/existing-solutions
We tried (three times) to get OpensimWI going in our setup, and each
time it corrupted some elements of our data bases, losing some
aspects of users and their setup. But with help form New World Grid
folks, we did extract elements related to groups and offline IM and
use those in a very simple web environment for opensim 0.6.6 on to
0.6.8 successfully.
We have also been watching and commenting on Opensim web iterfaces in
use or now under development for
a) The web front end for New World Grid at http://www.newwqridgrid.com
b) the Drupal for Opensim (d4os) new web interface using Drupal
modules under development at http://drupal.org/project/d4os
There are also new developments by various teams such as GridMix and
HWIOS by folks active in the Opensim development coommunity.
What is needed is simple web modules that can be re purposed easily
and included in any sort of content management and hosting
environment (basically any web server/Apache, MySQL, PHP environment,
including Drupal, Joomla, etc too)
At 20:16 05/03/2010, [email protected] wrote:
This troubles me too, as I have a couple of small grids that need a web
front end. I've been looking at Drupal this morning, but I was
discouraged by how horribly complicated it is to install. Even if I can
eventually make it to work, I will never be able to teach people how to
make it work. It's really horrible!
I took a look at OSWiredux and I was also discouraged. It seems too
complicated. But that doesn't mean that OSWiredux is dead. Someone with
enough PHP knowledge should be able to fix it to work with the new DB
schema -- just a few table/field name changes, and it should be salvageable.
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